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.NET IEEE PROJECT ON FastGeo: Efficient Geometric Range Queries on Encrypted Spatial Data

Abstract: Spatial information have wide applications, e.g., area-based administrations, and geometric range inquiries (i.e., discovering focuses inside geometric regions, e.g., circles or polygons) are one of the major inquiry works over spatial information. The rising interest of outsourcing information is moving expansive scale datasets, including vast scale spatial datasets, to open mists. In the interim, because […]

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Privacy-Preserving Public Auditing for Secure Cloud Storage

Abstract: Distributed computing is the since quite a while ago envisioned vision of figuring as a utility, where clients can remotely store their information into the cloud in order to appreciate the on-request great applications and administrations from a common pool of configurable registering assets. By information outsourcing, clients can be diminished from the weight […]

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DATA INTEGRITY PROOFS IN CLOUD STORAGE

Information INTEGRITY PROOFS IN CLOUD STORAGE Abstract: Distributed computing has been imagined as the true answer for the rising stockpiling expenses of IT Enterprises. With the high expenses of information stockpiling gadgets and also the quick rate at which information is being produced it demonstrates exorbitant for endeavors or individual clients to habitually refresh their […]

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Network Assisted Mobile Computing with Optimal Uplink Query Processing

Network Assisted Mobile Computing with Optimal Uplink Query Processing Abstract:      Numerous portable applications recover content from remote servers by means of client created inquiries. Handling these questions are regularly required before the coveted substance can be recognized. Handling the demand on the cell phones can rapidly sap the restricted battery assets. Then again, […]

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Compaction of Schedules and a Two-Stage Approach for Duplication-Based DAG Scheduling

Compaction of Schedules and a Two-Stage Approach for Duplication-Based DAG Scheduling Abstract Theoretical: Numerous DAG planning calculations create plans that require restrictively a vast number of processors. To address this issue, we propose a nonspecific calculation, SC, to limit the processor prerequisite of any given legitimate calendar. SC safeguards the calendar length of the first […]