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The Telecommunications and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade... more The Telecommunications and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying solid foundation for the future generation of the Ubiquitous Internet access, omnipresent web technologies and ultimate automated information cyberspace. As a result, the current efforts in the research and development in the areas of Next Generation of Internet and Telecommunications Technologies promotes formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the fully-automated information cyberspace systems via Future Networks. Having hundreds of millions of people all over the planet, connecting to Internet via his/her PC, laptop, or portable mobile device, etc., create opportunities to communicate of kind of information and content which may or may not be always contributing to the betterment of mankind. The emergence and accessibility of advanced data and telecommunications technologies combined with convergence of industry standards, as well as the convergence of data and telecommunications industries contribute towards the ubiquitous access to information resources via Internet. The current and future dynamic development and innovation in the field of Future Networks and Global Information Communications Technologies (ICT) create a platform for the ubiquitous connectivity via Cyberspace anywhere at any time for anyone worldwide. Among thousands of different interest groups and social networks in countries worldwide, there are groups that may create, distribute or promote the information that may put state security, national economy and society in danger. Given current complexity of the global Internet infrastructure, in conjunction with the human factor, creates foundation for categories that may trigger local Internet malfunction and ultimately a Cyberspace worldwide. In light of recent earthquakes in Japan, Australia and South China, it is important to prepare for the Cyberspace malfunction triggered by the natural disaster(s) worldwide. These categories are:

CRC Press eBooks, Jul 7, 2023

Advances in robotics & automation, Apr 26, 2018

Journal of Communications and Information Networks

Social Science Research Network, Sep 24, 2013

Social Science Research Network, Apr 26, 2011

Social Science Research Network, Dec 6, 2018

IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science, Jun 30, 2019

The third millennium is a beginning of a new era of superfast ubiquitous Internet and computing t... more The third millennium is a beginning of a new era of superfast ubiquitous Internet and computing technologies, which create a foundation for advanced applied research in next generation Ultra-Smart Computational Devices and Fully Automated Cyberspace. Given the current dynamic developments in the field of AI & Robotics, Big Data, Massive Data Storage and Ubiquitous access to highspeed Internet 24/7 for anyone worldwide, the term Smart Cyberspace is becoming well accepted reality. The current advancements in Humanoid Robotics and Robotic Internet [1,2]. Big Data, AI and Machine Learning, Tele-Medicine, in conjunction with collecting real-time data from the Electronic Health Record (EHR) in the nation and worldwide, as well as collections of antibodies contributes well to community worldwide aspirations to safe human lives and to restart the economies worldwide. The areas of research in the field of robotics that are closely related to the modeling, motion generation, and control of humanoid robots are clarified. Research results in the fields of physics-based animation of articulated figures and the biomechanics of human movement are shown to share a number of common points [3-5]. In light of currently ongoing developments of Covid-19 crisis, having effective real-time application of Artificial Intelligence & Robotics with the Big Data remotely control via Internet [6] is essential. These are most dramatic times for mankind worldwide, and yet despite of its most negative impact it does also inspire dynamic innovation, research and developments in the world of health, business, government, industry, plus., while promoting seamless creation of multidisciplinary teams of experts in the nation and worldwide. The Journal issue discusses the current and future dynamic trends in research, innovation and developments of cutting-edge technologies, Humanoid Robotics, AI, and smart cyber systems that may contribute effectively to people saving lives, and decision makers in the nation and worldwide.

Social Science Research Network, 2020

There is, in general, no doubt regarding the ethical and human behaviour aspects of the research ... more There is, in general, no doubt regarding the ethical and human behaviour aspects of the research work of any type. The researchers are thought of working for society and are low paid. However, in the practice of science and technology, they should work, first of all, for system designers who need their support in designing, developing and implementing the systems under investigation. Unfortunately, this is not a popular case in the area of Information and Communication Technology (ICT), where the support of the system and network researchers for the system and network designers, developers and operators is very limited. Considering that, the team of authors of the book (the team) decided to present the design experiences gained during designing, implementing and operating some line of the computer systems and networks in Poland (the country). The country was selected purposefully: Due to the political reasons, various embargos were imposed on the importation of modern equipment and methods of the computer industry, and the team needed very severely good support from the researchers to fulfil the design and development tasks successfully. However, in the ICT domain, which is a relatively new study and, thus, needing the significant support of science in every country, this support was a minute one in practice. In well developed countries, possessing a surplus of hardware and software components, the need for the support was also observed but could be bypassed through using a surplus of supplies or by learning from the design errors. This bypass was much less available in the country in severe economic conditions and the political conditions of the so-called Cold War. The objective of this book is to present the line of the ICT systems and networks under design and operation from the late 1960s and finishing when this book was written, and to present the requirements for the system and the basic support available from this science. The research aspects under consideration were, first of all, the performance evaluation and, for the systems of the 21st century, the robustness evaluation, with the system designers, implementers and operators being the ideal audience. (Imprint: Nova)

Digital Service Platforms, 2021

LD 6 is our “Generalized Colleague”, a Leading Designer specialized in computer and communication... more LD 6 is our “Generalized Colleague”, a Leading Designer specialized in computer and communication system hardware, and pioneering/emerging/novel ICT application projects, in particular those intended for computer control systems, especially for the electric power industry. He assumed that the pioneers of the computing industry, of the best results in computer hardware, software and application projects should have the best results in defining and investigating the technological as well as off-technology (not technological aspects) of the computer development around the world. The Ld 6 is the nickname of the Leading Designer who devised an ICT book (Book 1) to disclose the impacts of the technological and off-technology aspects upon the ICT development in the countries similar to Hungary and Poland that were the most successful East Europe (Comecon) Countries developing ICT by their own and meeting the requirements of the general human culture, i.e. the ICT honest design and developm...

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021

This article is a herald of our Book 3 devoted to good ICT (Information and Communication Technol... more This article is a herald of our Book 3 devoted to good ICT (Information and Communication Technology) design implementation practices gained during design and development of the Polish pioneering Computer Control Systems destined for the Steel-Bar Mill of a Warsaw Metallurgical Plant in Warsaw and for the Michelson Interferometer of the Nicolas Copernicus University in Torun. This article describes the basic premises valid for the Steel-Bar Mill system and the position assumed by the small 2-person design team to prove that such complex Computer Control Systems may be designed by local teams using home computer hardware and software systems. The description of Odra 1204 hardware and software available for the project is roughly mentioned together with the presentation of the performance evaluation system developed and run for the Steel-Bar Mill commissioning case and general as well as detailed conclusions. The final phase was mentioned and general conclusions were drawn. The ethical and HB assessment were developed and validated. Similar steps were mentioned and/or described for the Michelson Interferometer (Radio-Astronomic Dish Set planned for the Nicolas Copernicus University in Torun).

2011 Eighth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations, 2011

ABSTRACT Dependable software architectures determine the method of integrating a fault tolerance ... more ABSTRACT Dependable software architectures determine the method of integrating a fault tolerance technique with a given system in order to make the system dependable. Dependable architectures demonstrably possess properties such as safety, security, and fault tolerance. Enriching software architecture descriptions by including dependability attributes will enable and facilitate the reuse of software components. This paper summarizes the different trends in the development of dependable software architecture along with their inherent limitations. We also illustrate the possible modifications to these existing architectures in order to improve sufficiently the dependability features of a software system.

IntechOpen eBooks, Sep 12, 2023

Business communication today is driven by the organizational financial performance and customer b... more Business communication today is driven by the organizational financial performance and customer best quality service provision. The rise of 24/7 ubiquitous access to Internet and Applied Artificial Intelligence (AAI) creates a platform for future fully-automated cyberspace. Role of Computing has become an essential part of research, innovation and development of future cutting-edge technologies that will transform the way we live to a next level, where Machine-to-Machine Communication will drive Human-to-Human Communication. Today we see the technology that has brought the Computational Machines much closer to us people, and LEXA is becoming an integrated part home companionship and the entertainment for many young families who are tech-savvy and love to play with the high-tech. Naturally, there are many dimensions to technological innovation and application of AI that are fascinating and inspire scholars and industry developers to push the edge of advancement of next generation technologies that will promote a Cyber Automation and Ultra Smart Living for everyone. The Machine learning (ML) as a subdomain of artificial intelligence enables smart computational device to abstract patterns from data without explicit programming. In addition to AI and ML, we see the rise of Humanoid Robotics that has potential to act like, look like, talk like and reason like human, and eventually becoming an essential part of an organizational business infrastructure worldwide [1]. Some experts compare level of intelligence of new Humanoid Robot called Sophia to that of a one month old new born baby that is at the very beginning of discovering the world around and is beginning to observe and to learn to communicate with his or her parents. Yet, very young and tiny, babies have a Natural Intelligence and Human Reasoning that may be compared to a computational capacity of most performant Supercomputer in the world today. Many experts suggest that there are fundamental differences between the AI and Natural Intelligence (NI) and that future evolution of AI driven Software Agents and Humanoid Robotics may have strong impact on the future Industry 5.0 and 6.0, Business to Business (B2B) and Mobile Commerce (mC). Given recent COVID relates crisis, applications of AI in business, industry, government, academia and other sectors have become ubiquitous showing more and more examples of Smart Software Agents application. The next section, presents examples of the AI driven applications including chatbots and ChatGPT, and discus what, how and where they are.

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010

$Research paper thumbnail of Automation of industrial processes using fractional order controllers tuned by swarm intelligence techniques$

Advances in robotics & automation, Jun 25, 2016

CRC Press eBooks, Jul 7, 2023

Advances in robotics & automation, Apr 26, 2018

Journal of Communications and Information Networks

Social Science Research Network, Sep 24, 2013

Social Science Research Network, Apr 26, 2011

Social Science Research Network, Dec 6, 2018

IEEE International Conference on Cloud Computing Technology and Science, Jun 30, 2019

Social Science Research Network, 2020

Digital Service Platforms, 2021

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021

2011 Eighth International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations, 2011

IntechOpen eBooks, Sep 12, 2023

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010

$Research paper thumbnail of Automation of industrial processes using fractional order controllers tuned by swarm intelligence techniques$

Advances in robotics & automation, Jun 25, 2016

The Proceedings presents collection of important contributions on state-of-the-art research in co... more The Proceedings presents collection of important contributions on state-of-the-art research in computational intelligence, mathematical and analytic modeling and computer simulation in diverse range of topics in science, engineering and technology.

The current and future trend in the Data Communications Infrastructures and Internet provides a p... more The current and future trend in the Data Communications Infrastructures and Internet provides a platform for ubiquitous communications and information sharing fr anyone, anywhere at anytime worldwide. Given a growing complexity of Internet today and tomorrow the Quality of Service (QoS) Provision is essential. The author discus the importance of QoS in the field Information Technology today and tomorrow.

This issue focuses on the social context of learning events like mobile and web-based support sys... more This issue focuses on the social context of learning events like mobile and web-based support systems. As typical for media application, the presence/absence of media may introduce typical educational differences and thus social classes.

The authors discuss the current and future research trends in the field of Internet and Web Techn... more The authors discuss the current and future research trends in the field of Internet and Web Technologies.

The papers included in the book present the state-of-the-art in the field of current and future I... more The papers included in the book present the state-of-the-art in the field of current and future Internet technologies, wireless mobile ad-hoc-networks and computerized systems.

Discrete event simulation technologies have been up and down as global manufacturing industries w... more Discrete event simulation technologies have been up and down as global manufacturing industries went through radical changes. The changes have created new problems, challenges and opportunities to the discrete event simulation. On manufacturing applications, it is no longer an isolated model but the distributed modeling and simulation along the supply-chain. In order to study the hybrid manufacturing systems, it is critical to have capability to model human performance with different level of skills and under various working conditions. On service applications, the most critical part is to model knowledge workers and their decision making process. The authors believe that discrete event simulation continue to be one of the most effective decision support tools both in global manufacturing and knowledge economy. There are new opportunities for discrete event simulation such as business intelligence systems and simulation-based education. At the same time, there is a strong need to develop a new generation of discrete event simulation software by taking account of changes in application environments.

Telecommunications and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, la... more Telecommunications and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying a solid foundation for the future generation of Ubiquitous Internet access, omnipresent Web technologies and ultimate automated information cyberspace. Ubiquitous computing has been investigated since 1993. As a result, current efforts in research and development in the areas of Next Generation Internet and Telecommunications Technologies promote the formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the fully-automated information cyberspace systems, such as Future House 2015. The authors discuss the current state-of-the-art in the world of Telecommunications and Internet Technologies, new technological trends in the Internet and Automation Industries, E-manufacturing, Ubiquity, Convergence, as well as the concept of the Fully-automated Future House 2015, the 2006 Web Report with the Microsoft project on Easy Living, while promoting research and development in the interdisciplinary projects conducted by multinational teams world-wide.

The future of computing has been painted by many visionaries. It was coined as ubiquitous computi... more The future of computing has been painted by many visionaries. It was coined as ubiquitous computing by Mark Weiser; D.A. Norman introduced invisible computing, IBM promotes pervasive computing; Sybase calls it mobile embedded computing; and Sun uses the term Post-PC era (Milojicic et al., 2001). Each one perceives differently this new technological region and as a result focuses on a different aspect of it. The prevailing name is ubiquitous computing even if pervasive computing is also used alternately. A common feature of all these diverse approaches though is the center of gravity is moving now from technology to users and services (Milojicic et al., 2001). All promote the current trend through which communication systems and their components are built aiming to offer services based on the analysis of the context of their users and adapt to the specific preferences of each user.

Transportation and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying... more Transportation and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying solid foundation for the future generation of the Ubiquitous Internet access, omnipresent Web technologies and ultimate automated information cyberspace. As a result, the current efforts in the research and development in the areas of Future Transportation and Next Generation of Internet Technologies promotes formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the future transportation system. The authors present a dynamic channel management scheme for a Mobile Communication System, that supports services in Ubiquitous Communications Infrastructures for Future Transportation Technologies (DCMS-FTT). The performance is improved as it can be seen from the simulation results.

The aim of this chapter is to summarize and present recent findings in the field of wireless chan... more The aim of this chapter is to summarize and present recent findings in the field of wireless channel modeling that provide a new method for the reliable calculation of the statistical parameters of large-scale variations of the average received signal (shadow fading). This algorithm is theoretically based on a path loss estimation model that incorporates losses due to walls and floors. This has been confirmed to be the most precise mathematical tool for average signal strength prediction for various frequencies of interest and propagation environments. The total path loss is estimated as a sum of two independent attenuation processes: free space loss and losses due to obstacles. This solution allows for a direct and reliable calculation of the deviation of the fluctuations of the average received signal in an obstacle-dense environment.

The concept of assessing quality of service (QoS) provision is often represented in many differen... more The concept of assessing quality of service (QoS) provision is often represented in many different ways by various specialists groups including, computer scientists, network engineers, network administrators, Internet services providers, and university business managers. Users’ perception of telecommunications network infrastructure QoS provision is critical to successful business management operation of any organization. This thesis establishes the relationship between the user’s perception of QoS and the network QoS parameters. It identifies the causal relationship between these entities such as a user’s network usage behaviour and network parameters. By identifying what is causing what (i.e., is it a peak hour that degrades the network, is it a network setting that causes QoS degradation, etc) it contributes towards the improvement of Information Technology (IT) network management and monitoring policies.
This thesis adopts the subjective research paradigm presenting an enhanced disconfirmation model in Chapter Six that merges a business viewpoint of QoS
provision by conducting the IT survey questionnaire discussed in Chapter Five and a
series of network measurements discussed in Chapter Four.
This thesis utilizes Staffordshire University’s network communications infrastructure (SUNCI), as a testing platform to assess QoS provision in the light of the users’ perception, and compares it with the network management monitoring reports. Since the first implementation of SUNCI, the network management team have practised reactive network monitoring policies and did not have any guidelines on how to assess and manage QoS provision.
This thesis offers a cost effective methodology to assess QoS provision with a minimum effect on SUNCI performance and functionality, as well as providing a literature review and theoretical background on QoS. The thesis assesses SUNCI performance, by examining its current network management and monitoring practices, and conducting real-time network measurements. In order to assess the users’ perception of QoS, this thesis presents the formulation of the IT survey questionnaire, data collection and critical evaluation of its results.
The results suggest the level of users’ satisfaction of SUNCI QoS provision, guidelines and strategies for its future assessments and continuous improvements. The thesis lays ground for further research in promoting developments of engineering techniques in conjunction with a merger between the engineering and business perspectives on the QoS provision. The thesis methodology may be easily adapted to any telecommunications network infrastructure in the world.

The Information Technologies and Telecommunications industries in last decade went through dynami... more The Information Technologies and Telecommunications industries in last decade went through dynamic development motivated by mobility, wireless technologies and miniaturization. The future of Information Technologies will be driven by ubiquitous computerization, Telecommunications infrastructures and Management Information Systems. While, the future of Telecommunications industry will be driven by five major drives for prosperity starting with the Differentiated Networks, Health Informatics, Advanced Television, Sensors Networks and Ubiquitous Computing. The world today is driven by the information exchange providing support for the national and global cooperation. The supporting telecommunications infrastructures are becoming more complex providing the platform for the user driven real-time applications over the large geographical distances. The essential decisions made concerning the national economy, health, education, business, national security and defense, depend on the Quality of Service provision in current and future Telecommunications and Data Networks infrastructures. The continuous increase in the complexity and the heterogeneity of Telecommunications infrastructures will require new assessment methods of QoS provision that are capable of addressing all engineering and social issues with much faster speeds. Speed and accessibility to any information at any time from anywhere will create global communications infrastructures with great performance bottlenecks that may put in danger human lives, power supplies, national transport, economy and security. Regardless of the technology supporting the information flows, the final verdict on the QoS is made by the end user. The users' perception of telecommunications' network infrastructure QoS provision is critical to the successful business management operation of any organization. This habilitation work with author's selected research publications presented in the habilitation thesis contribute to the field of Information Technology and Computing industry, while presenting the importance of the QoS provision and methodologies to assess the QoS provision in light of user's perception. The habilitation work discusses the important issues related to middleware technologies such as CORBA, TINA, Multimedia Technologies, as well as issues related to QoS provision in the current and future Internet and Telecommunications Industries. In addition, author's selected articles present a cost effective methodology to assess the user's perception of QoS provision utilizing the existing Staffordshire University Network by adding a component of measurement to the existing model presented by Walker. The methodology offers a cost effective approach to assess the QoS provision within the University campus network, which could be easily adapted to any transport, logistics or management organization in the world. The habilitation work presents author's important contributions and future vision in the field of QoS provision and application to Information Technology.

Prof Babulak will talk about the ways future computing, automation, robotics impacts economy, ind... more Prof Babulak will talk about the ways future computing, automation, robotics impacts economy, industry, business, academia and daily life for everyone… The purpose of the talk is to make people appreciate how the process of computerization has become essential part of all that we do, use and depend on 24/7 all over the world, while looking in the future, " What's Beyond the Internet " ? It is also to incite genuine interest, questions and to create interactive discussion to make sure that everyone regardless of their own field of studies or specializations may contribute to the discussion while appreciating the importance of computerization and its direct impact on society today and tomorrow.

Cyber Security has become essential part of Cyberspace and Smart Computing infrastructure. The or... more Cyber Security has become essential part of Cyberspace and Smart Computing infrastructure. The organizations worldwide are challenged by constant need to secure their information asset and information flow within the organization and globally via Internet. The ubiquitous nature of Internet presents new challenges for secure access and authorization to corporate information at any-time, from-anywhere and by authorized personnel.

The author discusses the current state of the art and future developments in Internet, Smart Computational Cyberspace, in light of emerging Cyber Security challenges. Author illustrates a secure web system, which authenticates the authorized users according to their level of trust, while providing them with proper access to a specific task(s) or assignments(s) within the organization in real-time.

The enhanced Role Based Mission System (RBMS), extends the common Role Based Access System (RBAC) models while including user activation and usage hierarchies based on the user authentication and authorization. The system keeps track of access, while back-tracking the recent activities performed by the authorized personnel accessing on-site or remotely the online resources via web interface. The RBMS extends RBAC’s model while facilitating alternative ways to distinguish between user authentication access activation and user’s access authorization hierarchies.

While being consistent with the ANSI RBAC standard, the RBMS model provides secure access to online resources based on user’s specific roles within the organization via secure web-interface. The RBMS provides a secure web application that facilitates a restricting account access to authorized users only.

Main contribution of RBMS system is to secure any government, military or business organization information systems. The author promotes further research and development and collaborative research teams in the field of studies.

Given the current and future development of computerization and information communications infras... more Given the current and future development of computerization and information communications infrastructures, the manufacturing industries are facing more and more challenges how to secure their production and distribution plants in conjunction with the information flow within the organization and worldwide via Internet. The pervasive access to Internet introduces new challenges how to secure control and management of manufacturing plants and at the same time to provide access to authorised personnel at any-time and from-anywhere.
The author discusses the development of Access Control to Manufacturing Information Systems using a secure web system. The proposed system authenticates the authorized users according to their function in the organization and allowing them to control specific tasks on site or remotely.
The system facilitates alternative ways to distinguish between the user authentication and access hierarchies. It keeps track of access logbook and lists past events performed via web interface.
The author further discusses issues related to user authentication and authorisation based on their roles within the organization. The main contribution of this work is to provide solution and secure any large complex manufacturing industrial site that use Web-URL Security from cyber-attacks on site or remotely by unauthorized personnel.

Given the current and future development of computerization and information communications infras... more Given the current and future development of computerization and information communications infrastructures, the organizations are facing more and more challenges how to secure their information asset and information flow within the organization and globally via Internet. The ubiquitous access to Internet introduces new challenges for secure access control systems providing access authorization at any-time, from-anywhere and by anyone.
The author addresses the current state of the art and future developments in Internet, Smart Cyberspace, Cyber Security, while illustrating a secure web system, which authenticates the authorized users according to their level of trust, while providing them with proper access to a specific task(s) or assignments(s) within the organization.
The author presents an enhanced Role Based Mission System (RBMS) which extends the common Role Based Access System (RBAC) models while including user activation and usage hierarchies based on the user authentication and authorisation. The system keeps track of logging, while back-tracking the recent activities performed by the authorized personnel accessing on-site or remotely the online resources via web interface. The RBMS extends RBAC’s model while facilitating alternative ways to distinguish between user authentication access activation and user’s access authorization hierarchies.
While being consistent with the ANSI RBAC standard, the RBMS model provides secure access to online resources based on user’s specific roles within the organisation via secure web-interface. The RBMS provides a secure web application that facilitates a restricting account access to authorized users only.
Main contribution of RBMS system is to secure any government, military or business organization information systems. The author promotes further research and development and collaborative research teams in the field of studies.

The author discuss the Futuristic Computing & its Impact on Society: Today and Tomorrow

The political and economic landscape of world’s largest economies has changed in recent years. Si... more The political and economic landscape of world’s largest economies has changed in recent years. Similar to NAFTA and Asian markets, accession of new member states to European Union (EU) presents a new challenge to guarantee sustainable and successful economic developments of all regions in EU. To facilitate the essential flow of available natural and technological resources all across Europe, the EEC Commission requires most advanced and sophisticated Intelligent Transport and Logistics solutions including, International, Transport, Warehousing and Web Logistics.
The paper presents current state of the Industrial Logistics Systems in India and Japan and IRU World’s Congress on Transport and Technologies of Tomorrow. The paper further discusses the issues related to new developments and research challenges the areas of future Industrial Transport, Warehousing and Web Logistics technologies. The paper also discusses the importance of Cyberspace’s Quality of Service (QoS) provision in support of Industrial Automation, Logistics and Transport. The paper promotes further research and innovation in Future Cyberspace, Intelligent Logistics & Transport Systems in support of successful global markets.

The dynamic evolution and fast development of Future Internet and Smart Computational Devices (SC... more The dynamic evolution and fast development of Future Internet and Smart Computational Devices (SCD), facilitates Next Generation Communication platform for Future Cyberspace, Smart TV and Ubiquitous Smart Computing Devices worldwide.
The telecommunications networks providers and Smart Devices are working to create faster delivery of high quality multimedia content to anyone, anywhere at any time. The high degree of audio and video capture of smart devices, are becoming part of family home, business, academic or government institutions.
Today, public and private employees are asked to bring their smart devices to work while keeping important confidential information in memory. In case that employee's device may be lost, stolen or hacked into, the information stored in the memory could be abused, compromised or used for malicious purposes.
To promote the future development of Smart Ubiquitous Devices and Future Internet promotes research, innovation and development of the Cyber Security Technologies and Policies.
Smart TV and SCDs may be used to protect family residential areas, homes, schools, hospitals, manufacturing plants, atomic and chemical plants, cities and whole country if implemented with proper security mechanisms and policies to protect hardware and software infrastructures from any form of cyber threads from anyone, from anywhere at any time.
The author discusses the current and future trends of research, innovation and development of DMB, Future Internet, Smart TVs and Smart Ubiquitous Devices, the creation of Smart Homes, Smart Schools and Smart Society, in conjunction with the Cyber Security Challenges and Cyber Threads Scenarios (home intrusion, business office, or government department) via ubiquitous access to SCD, Smart TV and Smart Devices audio-video capturing capabilities worldwide.
The author promotes creation of multidisciplinary multinational research teams and development of Next Generation of Fully Automated Cyberspace while utilizing Smart Ubiquitous Devices capable of providing proper Cyber Security solutions today and for tomorrow.

The author discuss the future research trends in the field of Cyber Security for 21st Century Sma... more The author discuss the future research trends in the field of Cyber Security for 21st Century Smart Cyberspace.

The dynamic evolution and fast development of Future Internet and Digital Media Broadcasting (DMB... more The dynamic evolution and fast development of Future Internet and Digital Media Broadcasting (DMB), facilitates Next Generation Communication platform for Future Cyberspace, Smart TV and Ubiquitous Smart Computing Devices worldwide. The telecommunications networks providers and Smart Devices are working to create faster delivery of high quality multimedia content to anyone, anywhere at any time. The high degree of audio and video capture of smart devices, are becoming part of family home, business, academic or government institutions.
Today, public and private employees are asked to bring their smart devices to work while keeping important confidential information in memory. In case that employee's device may be lost, stolen or hacked into, the information stored in the memory could be abused, compromised or used for malicious purposes.
To promote the future development of Smart Ubiquitous Devices and Future Internet promotes research, innovation and development of the Cyber Security Technologies and Policies.
Smart TV and Smart Devices may be used to protect family residential areas, homes, schools, hospitals, manufacturing plants, atomic and chemical plants, cities and whole country if implemented with proper security mechanisms and policies to protect hardware and software infrastructures from any form of cyber threads from anyone, from anywhere at any time.
The author discusses the current and future trends of research, innovation and development of DMB, Future Internet, Smart TVs and Smart Ubiquitous Devices, the creation of Smart Homes, Smart Schools and Smart Society, in conjunction with the Cyber Security Challenges and Cyber Threads Scenarios (home intrusion, business office, or government department) via ubiquitous access to Smart TV and Smart Devices audio-video capturing capabilities worldwide.
The author promotes creation of multidisciplinary multinational research teams and development of Next Generation of Fully Automated Cyberspace while utilizing Smart Ubiquitous Devices capable of providing proper Cyber Security solutions today and for tomorrow.

The author discuss the future research trends and innovation and in the field of Digital Broadcas... more The author discuss the future research trends and innovation and in the field of Digital Broadcasting, Smart TV and Cyber Security Challenges.

The current and future dynamic development and innovation in the field of Data Networks and Commu... more The current and future dynamic development and innovation in the field of Data Networks and Communications Systems create a platform for the ubiquitous connectivity via Cyberspace anywhere at any time for anyone worldwide. Having hundreds of millions of people all over the planet, connecting to Internet via his/her PC, laptop, or portable mobile device, etc., create opportunities to communicate of kind of information and content which may or may not be always contributing to the betterment of mankind.
Among thousands of different interest groups and social networks in countries worldwide, there are groups that may create, distribute or promote the information that may put state security, national economy and society in danger. In light of recent earthquakes in Japan, Australia and South China, it is important to prepare for the Cyberspace malfunction triggered by the natural disasters worldwide.
Given the current complexity of the Internet and the current Internet and Future Networks infrastructures, in conjunction with the human factor, creates foundation for categories that may trigger malfunction of the Future Networks and ultimately a Cyberspace worldwide. These categories are natural disasters (such as flooding, earthquakes, volcanic explosions), human factors (such as terrorist driven attacks, politically and economically driven attacks, wars), and hardware & software (such as power supply, connectivity, reliability, or malware and spams, configuration, interoperability)
All across the globe, there are many professional groups of experts working together to make sure that the Future Networks and Cyberspace operates and function properly.
The existing Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) operate and cover a specific region on the planet. The regional CERTs coordinate and monitor the Internet in collaboration with the regional network service providers, security vendors, government agencies, as well as the industry associations.
The author will discuss the technological trends in Future Networks Operation, importance of CERTs and Cyber-security as essential part of the Global Cyberspace Infrastructure. Many countries in the Africa and elsewhere do not have access to Internet and necessary resources and strategy to build proper Infrastructure to support their socioeconomic growth.

Among thousands of different interest groups and social networks in countries worldwide, there are groups that may create, distribute or promote the information that may put state security, national economy and society in danger. In light of recent earthquakes in Japan, Australia and South China, it is important to prepare for the Cyberspace malfunction triggered by the natural disaster(s) worldwide.

Given the current complexity of the Internet and the current Internet and Future Networks infrastructures, in conjunction with the human factor, creates foundation for categories that may trigger malfunction of the Future Networks and ultimately a Cyberspace worldwide. These categories are:

1. Natural disasters: Flooding; Earthquake(s); Volcanic explosion(s), etc.;

2. Human Factors: Terrorist driven attack(s); Politically and Economically driven attack(s); War(s), etc.;

3. Hardware& Software:
o Power supply, Connectivity; Reliability;
o Malware and spams; Configuration; Interoperability;

All across the globe, there are many professional groups of experts working together to make sure that the Future Networks and Cyberspace operates and function properly.
The existing Computer Emergency Response Teams (CERTs) operate and cover a specific region on the planet, such as Australian CERT [1], Japanese CERT [2], US CERT [3], APCERT [4] and PacCERT [5]. The regional CERTs coordinate and monitor the Internet in collaboration with the regional network service providers, security vendors, government agencies, as well as the industry associations.

The author will discuss the technological trends in Future Networks Operation, importance of CERTs and Cyber-security as essential part of the Global Cyberspace Infrastructure. Many countries in the Africa and elsewhere, do not have access to Internet and necessary resources and strategy to build proper ICT Infrastructure to support their socioeconomic growth.

Prof. Babulak present's his vision for the ICT Centre as a platform for Future Research, Innovati... more Prof. Babulak present's his vision for the ICT Centre as a platform for Future Research, Innovation and Development in the region of South Pacific.

Technology has changed dramatically in last few years, which prepares good foundation for the fut... more Technology has changed dramatically in last few years, which prepares good foundation for the future generation of intelligent technology. Current research and development efforts in the areas of industrial automation, Robotics and Internet bring together large team of researcher and experts worldwide. Telecommunications and data networks infrastructures are the essential platform for industrial automation and Internet.

International Conference on Computer Modeling and Simulation, 2009

In the last decade we have been witnessing a new revolution in information processing and informa... more In the last decade we have been witnessing a new revolution in information processing and information accessibility via Internet. The evolution of Information Technologies (IT) and personal digital technologies has important impact on automation and manufacturing industry. The IT has become essential component of operational, control and business processes in everyonepsilas life worldwide. In the area of Real Estate the modern smart houses are now being built enabling owners to change window tints, turn on music, control thermostats, regulate sprinklers, monitor security, and open the front door from their cars. In the medical field the impact of IT is most significant in the area of patientpsilas remote monitoring, medication administration and diagnosis control. Wearable computers, such as small wristwatch devices enable to check temperatures, news headlines, personal messages, and personal planners. Modern handheld devices, mobile phones, cameras, TVs, and personal computers are converging into single mobile and computational device. In the field of education, most of the colleges are implementing wireless campus enabling students to monitor their course content and working on collaborative projects. Current Precision CNC Lathes and Mills SmartCut II Series are not only a cutting device but a fully computerized and interconnected apparatus controlled remotely via mobile handheld device with wireless link. SmartCut was designed for growing companies evolving from manual lathe operations to CNC and more sophisticated users who would like a simple, easy to use machine. The Fagor 8055TC control is equipped with multiple ports for connection to off-line programming systems for more advanced users. The combination of these control features and hand wheels enable you to use a single machine for one-off or prototype production; in a semi-automatic mode for small production lots; and in its fully automatic mode for medium length production runs. The author discusses the c- urrent state of the art and future trend of IT for the 21st century in automation and manufacturing industry as well as in education and public sectors.

The world today is driven by the information exchange providing support for the national and glob... more The world today is driven by the information exchange providing support for the national and global cooperation. The supporting telecommnnicatinns infrastructures are becoming more complex providing the platform for the user driven real-time applications over the large geographical distances. The essential decisions made concerning the state welfare, heath systems, education, business, national security and defence, depend on Quality of Service provision of Telecommunications and Data Networks. Regardless of the technology supporting the information flows, the final verdict on the Qualily of Service is made by the end user. As a result, it is essential to assess the Quality of Service Provision in the light of user's perception. This article presents a cost effective methodology to assess the user's perception of quality of service provision utilizing the existing Staffordshire University Network.

Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM)

As digital heritage covers a very broad spectrum of human knowledge and expression, this paper fo... more As digital heritage covers a very broad spectrum of human knowledge and expression, this paper focuses primarily on the cultural heritage space. A three-box, three-layer strategy framework is proposed for managing innovation in digital heritage. The concept for this framework is derived from the Govindarajan Three-Box strategy framework. The three layers identify the major sets of challenges that a digital heritage ecosystem has to address. These are challenges directly relevant to a large museum, challenges in connecting with the broader ecosystem, and synergies with other ecosystems. Each layer is further divided into five components – technology, infrastructure, capabilities, content, services - for a clearer perception of the key drivers of innovation. A strategy framework for digital heritage should necessarily be open and adaptive yet cognizant of the drivers of innovation. These drivers ultimately determine the type of content and services that may be delivered to visitors and users. In the absence of a national digital heritage strategy, a surrogate framework may be used. A detailed Singapore case study of a surrogate framework, iGOV2010, is included for reference and learning.

Handbook of Research on Technologies and Cultural Heritage: Applications and Environments

Creating software that supports cultural knowledge management brings developers face to face with... more Creating software that supports cultural knowledge management brings developers face to face with issues they may not encounter when dealing with more general-purpose applications. Many times cultural specialists will have a unique understanding of the data, relationships, and special sensitivities that should be reflected in the interface and structure of software intended for use in a specific field. When general-purpose software is not able to accurately capture these subtleties of culture, experts and developers can work together to create small, focused solutions. This chapter discusses the special issues presented when developing software for cultural or creative organizations, the development philosophy behind targeted applications, and methods to design ecosystems of small applications that can be combined to meet a wide variety of needs.

The 21st century started new era of global workforce, connectivity, ubiquity and mobility. Past ... more The 21st century started new era of global workforce, connectivity, ubiquity and mobility. Past decade will be remembered by dynamic developments and innovation in the field of information technologies (IT), communications and ubiquitous Internet technologies. The 21st Century started with innovation and dynamic developments in the area of next generation networks, Internet 2-3 and Web 2-3 technologies that will transform the current already technology-driven world to next level of Future Cyberspace and Ubiquity. The ubiquity of current internet and future cyber-space facilitates creation of very effective and real-time collaborative environment supported with the Tele-presence and a new generation of Video Conferencing Technologies. Globalization of world trades open doors to mobility of workers as well as creation of virtual teams of experts and virtual companies bringing together experts from all over the world via Telepresence combined with next generation of Holographic Image Technologies.

Both the Educational Technologies and the Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during ... more Both the Educational Technologies and the Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade. These technologies promote development of the future generation of the Ubiquitous Internet access to educational resources, omnipresent Web2-3 technologies and ultimate automated information cyberspace. The current research and development in the areas of Next Generation of Internet and Telecommunications Technologies combined with educational technologies such as CMAP Tools, WebCT, etc., promotes formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the fully automated educational environment and information cyberspace systems. Author will present his vision on trends in Engineering Education with Future-Net, as well as Fully-Automated-Home in tomorrow’s world.
The author discusses a brief historical account, the current state of the art in the world of Engineering Education, Telecommunications and Internet Technologies, new technological trends directions in the Internet and Automation Industries, Ubiquity, Convergence, as well as the concept of the Fully-automated Home, 2006 Web Report with the Microsoft project on Easy Living, while promoting research and development in the interdisciplinary projects conducting by multinational team world-wide. Author believes that engineering educators and technology maker should work together and prepare foundation for the future level of engineering education that would reflect the Future-Net.

In the last decade we have been witnessing a new revolution in information processing and inform... more In the last decade we have been witnessing a new revolution in information processing and information accessibility via Internet. The evolution of Information Technologies (IT) and personal digital technologies has important impact on automation and manufacturing industry. The IT has become essential component of operational, control and business processes in everyonepsilas life worldwide. In the area of Real Estate the modern smart houses are now being built enabling owners to change window tints, turn on music, control thermostats, regulate sprinklers, monitor security, and open the front door from their cars. In the medical field the impact of IT is most significant in the area of patientpsilas remote monitoring, medication administration and diagnosis control. Wearable computers, such as small wristwatch devices enable to check temperatures, news headlines, personal messages, and personal planners. Modern handheld devices, mobile phones, cameras, TVs, and personal computers are converging into single mobile and computational device. In the field of education, most of the colleges are implementing wireless campus enabling students to monitor their course content and working on collaborative projects. Current Precision CNC Lathes and Mills SmartCut II Series are not only a cutting device but a fully computerized and interconnected apparatus controlled remotely via mobile handheld device with wireless link. SmartCut was designed for growing companies evolving from manual lathe operations to CNC and more sophisticated users who would like a simple, easy to use machine. The Fagor 8055TC control is equipped with multiple ports for connection to off-line programming systems for more advanced users. The combination of these control features and hand wheels enable you to use a single machine for one-off or prototype production; in a semi-automatic mode for small production lots; and in its fully automatic mode for medium length production runs. The author discusses the current state of the art and future trend of IT for the 21st century in automation and manufacturing industry as well as in education and public sectors.

International Conference on Multimedia Information Networking and Security, 2010

The author worked past year as Professor & Head of School of Computing, Information and Mathemati... more The author worked past year as Professor & Head of School of Computing, Information and Mathematical Sciences and Director of Japan Pacific ICT Centre at the University of South Pacific. The South Pacific Region has many problems related to environmental and economic issues. The University of the South Pacific (USP) is an ideal platform for provision of development of Human Resources and enhancement of Human Security in the Pacific. Current dynamic Internet developments and continuous demand for the ubiquitous connectivity combined with the next generation of networks contributes towards creation the future cyberspace infrastructures worldwide. Implementation of the cyberspace in the government and corporate infrastructures, contributes towards creation of new paradigm in the decision making processes. Decisions that are currently governed by the human intelligence knowledge and intuition may be influenced by the cyber-data and processes. Future cyberspace will ultimately impact the decision making processes by government, corporate, industrial and academic institutions worldwide. Main objective of ICT Development is to build human-resource for ICT capacity development all across developing countries in the south pacific while “bridging the digital divide”. Main Goal was to provide the south pacific region with appropriate resources to take the lead role in driving the Pacific through Human Resource Development Programs. Specific Goal is to focus on developing and strengthening ICT skills applicable at the e-services level. The author discusses the development of new Japan Pacific Information Communications Technologies (ICT) Centre at the University of the South Pacific and ICT for Human Development and Security in the South Pacific Region. The main objective is to accommodate increasing demand for ICT-related education and training in the region and to accelerate research and development activities in the Pacific. The ICT Centre will play a fa- - cilitator role for ICT related education, Training; and Research and Development for the Pacific. In conclusion the author promotes discussion on the role of the role of the ICT in the South Pacific Region. The author opens discussion on ICT's social and ethical impact in the south pacific region in the context of governance vs. privacy.

Transportation and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying... more Transportation and Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade, laying solid foundation for the future generation of the Ubiquitous Internet access, omnipresent web technologies and ultimate automated
information cyberspace. As a result, the current efforts in the
research and development in the areas of Future Transportation and Next Generation of Internet Technologies promotes formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the future transportation system. The author discusses the current state of the art in the world of Telecommunications and Internet Technologies, new technological trends directions in the application in the Future Transportation.

Both the Educational Technologies and the Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during ... more Both the Educational Technologies and the Internet Technologies have evolved dramatically during the last decade. These technologies promote development of the future generation of the Ubiquitous Internet access to educational resources, omnipresent Web2-3 technologies and ultimate automated information cyberspace. The current research and development in the areas of Next Generation of Internet and Telecommunications Technologies combined with educational technologies such as CMAP Tools, WebCT, etc., promotes formation of inter-disciplinary international teams of experts, scientists, researchers and engineers to create a new generation of applications and technologies that will facilitate the fully-automated educational environment and information cyberspace systems. Author will present his vision on trends in Engineering Education with FuteNet, as well as Fully-Automated-Home in tomorrow's world. The author discusses a brief historical account, the current state of the art in the world of Engineering Education, Telecommunications and Internet Technologies, new technological trends directions in the Internet and Automation Industries, Ubiquity, Convergence, as well as the concept of the Fully-automated Home, 2006 Web Report with the Microsoft project on Easy Living, while promoting research and development in the interdisciplinary projects conducting by multinational team worldwide. Author believes that engineering educators and technology maker should work together and prepare foundation for the future level of engineering education that would reflect the FutureNet.

The authors discuss the progress made From Available-to-Promise (ATP) to Keep-the-Promise (KTP): ... more The authors discuss the progress made From Available-to-Promise (ATP) to Keep-the-Promise (KTP): An Industrial Case of the Business Intelligent System.

The authors discuss the current and future Trends in Discrete Event Simulation.

Asia International Conference on Modeling & Simulation, 2009

The ubiquity of current Internet and future cyberspace facilitate creation of very effective and ... more The ubiquity of current Internet and future cyberspace facilitate creation of very effective and real-time collaborative environment supported with the Telepresence in 3D imaging. The ubiquity of current internet and future cyber-space facilitates creation of very effective and real-time collaborative environment supported with the 3D Telepresence and a new generation of Video Conferencing Technologies. Past decade will be remembered by dynamic developments and innovation in the field of information technologies (IT), communications and ubiquitous Internet technologies. Given the current economic climate, researchers and engineers worldwide are looking for new financially viable software/hardware solutions and platforms for the creation of virtual global corporations. Globalization of world trades open doors to mobility of workers as well as creation of virtual teams of experts and virtual companies bringing together experts from all over the world via 3D Telepresence combined with next generation of Holographic Image Technologies. Due to the ever increasing pressures to save oil and gas, the future transportation may break less air traffic across Atlantic and promote ocean travel bringing us back to glorious times of the Titanic. A trip from New York to London via air takes 7-8 hours. The same trip via Atlantic ferry may take 7-8 days. This would contribute to saving oil/gas and at the same time researchers, engineers, innovators, developers would have 7-8 days free time to dedicate to writing research proposals and work online with other colleagues as if they would never leave their own office and workplace. In support of telemarketing, CISCO has introduced new 3D Telepresense technologies that allow creation of virtual boardrooms where experts from all over the world would be able to conduct Round Table discussions in real-time, while seeing each other in 3D as if they would all be physically present in the same room at the same time. The author will discuss the - current and future trends in the Future Cyberspace Collaborative Environments, as well as, his own vision on the Next Generation Collaborative Online Systems.

The speed and omnipresent accessibility to current Internet providing any information, any time a... more The speed and omnipresent accessibility to current Internet providing any information, any time and anywhere creates global very complex communications infrastructures that will facilitate the fully-automated information cyberspace systems, such as Future House 2015. The author discusses the current state of the art in the world of Telecommunications and Internet Technologies, new technological trends directions in the Internet and Automation Industries, as well as the concept of the Fully-automated Future House 2015. The paper presents a survey of current developments and future directions in Telecommunications Industry and Automation while promoting education, research and development in the inter-disciplinary projects conducting by multinational teams world-wide.

SympoTIC, Joint IST Workshop on Mobile Future, and the Symposium on Trends in Communications, 2004

Abstmcr: Technology and new engineering solutions are driven b y marketing forces to provide netw... more Abstmcr: Technology and new engineering solutions are driven b y marketing forces to provide network users with fast and reliable access t o Internet on-line resources worldwide. The Telecommunications industry i n last decade went through t h e dramatic changes motivated by mobility, wireless technologies and miniaturization. The continuous increase in the complexity and the heterogeneity in Telecommunications infrastructures require reliable performance measurements and analysis. This article presents a case study of applying cost bottleneck analysis while utilizing the existing Staffordshire University Network. The paper offers a cost effective approach t o traffic bottleneck analysis that could he easily adapted t o any campus o r business network in the world.

The author discuss the Staffordshire University Network Quality of Service Provision Assessment S... more The author discuss the Staffordshire University Network Quality of Service Provision Assessment Strategies.

This paper presents a detailed review on the Quality of Service (QoS) Provision for Distributed M... more This paper presents a detailed review on the Quality of Service (QoS) Provision for Distributed Multimedia (MM) via Trading Agent, based on server fault initiated session switch. Enhanced Trading agent lists the resources necessary to support the application’s QoS requirements and makes them available for the Session Manager, which co-ordinates the session switching. Our work demonstrates that all the components of distributed MM system should be involved in the QoS management process. The client’s requirements related to QoS must be adapted to various constraints supported by the distributed MM system components: client machines, server machines and transport system.

In this paper we present a detailed review on the Session Mobility and Quality of Service (QoS) S... more In this paper we present a detailed review on the Session Mobility and Quality of Service (QoS) Specifications for Distributed Multimedia (MM) Applications. Enhanced Trader lists the resources necessary to support the application’s QoS requirements and makes them available for the Session Manager, which co-ordinates the
session switching. Our work demonstrates that all the components of distributed MM system should be involved in the QoS management process. The client’s requirements related to QoS must be adapted to
various constraints supported by the distributed MM system components: client machines, server machines and transport system. Our studies in contrast to the existing ones present a comprehensive review on the Reflective Systems with relation to the session switching.

The author presents a detailed review on the Trader's quality of service specifications and the e... more The author presents a detailed review on the Trader's quality of service specifications and the effects on system performance for video-on-demand multimedia applications, based on a server-fault initiated session switch. Enhanced Trader lists the resources necessary to support the application's QoS requirements and makes them available for the session manager, which co-ordinates the session switching. This work demonstrates that all the components of a distributed multimedia system should be involved in the QoS management process. The client's requirements related to QoS must be adapted to various constraints supported by the distributed multimedia system components: client machines, server machines and transport system. This studies in contrast to existing ones present a comprehensive view on the system performance with relation to the session switching delay.

The author discuss the CORBA QoS Control Stream Architecture in support of Distributed Multimedia... more The author discuss the CORBA QoS Control Stream Architecture in support of Distributed Multimedia Communications Infrastructures

The author discusses the process of Mapping of CORBA to TINA Architecture in support of interoper... more The author discusses the process of Mapping of CORBA to TINA Architecture in support of interoperability for heterogeneous computing environment.

Medical implants based on wireless communication will play crucial role in healthcare systems. So... more Medical implants based on wireless communication will play crucial role in healthcare systems. Some applications need to know the exact position of each implant. RF positioning seems to be an effective approach for implant localization. The two most common positioning data typically used for RF positioning are received signal strength and time of flight of a radio signal between transmitter and receivers (medical implant and network of reference devices with known position). This leads to positioning methods: received signal strength (RSS) and time of arrival (ToA). Both methods are based on trilateration. Used positioning data are very important, but the positioning algorithm which estimates the implant position is important as well. In this paper, the proposal of novel algorithm for trilateration is presented. The proposed algorithm improves the quality of basic trilateration algorithms with the same quality of measured positioning data. It is called Enhanced Positioning Trilateration Algorithm (EPTA). The proposed algorithm can be divided into two phases. The first phase is focused on the selection of the most suitable sensors for position estimation. The goal of the second one lies in the positioning accuracy improving by adaptive algorithm. Finally, we provide performance analysis of the proposed algorithm by computer simulations.