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Autonomic Computing Enabled Cooperative Networked Design

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Following the discussion of the components of the Autonomic Cooperative System Architectural Model (ACSAM) in the prior chapters, especially including the Autonomic Cooperative Networking Protocol (ACNP) along with its pertinent Autonomic Cooperative Behaviour (ACB), as well as complemented with the aspects of implementation and simulation, this chapter is intended to provide the relevant insight into the field of standardisation and deployment. To this end, certain concepts of interest are analysed and the contents is structured in such a way that it opens with more standardisation orientated elements while towards the end it naturally becomes rather shifted towards the issue of deployment.

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    In fact, since its very co-founding, the author of this book has been actively serving as a Vice-Chairman and Rapporteur of ETSI ISG AFI.

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    The author of this book serves as the Rapporteur of ETSI on the “Autonomicity-enabled Wireless Ad-Hoc/Mesh/Sensor Network Architecture”.

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    As mentioned before, currently, the word “autonomicity” does not seem to exist in the dictionaries of the English language. For this reason, even though this word is now being coined within the ETSI ISG AFI, the author of this book personally avoids using it apart from the officially cited titles of the GSs-to-be. Apart from linguistic purity, however, there indeed appears to exist a semantic gap in this respect and this word might gain common approval much sooner than expected.

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Wódczak, M. (2014). Standardisation and Deployment. In: Autonomic Computing Enabled Cooperative Networked Design. SpringerBriefs in Computer Science. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4939-0764-9_8

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