[Gzz-commits] manuscripts/storm article.rst

[Hermanni Hyytiälä]

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Changes by:     Hermanni Hyytiälä <address@hidden>      03/02/13 09:27:06

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 Abstract
 ========
 
-We define data mobility as a collective term for the
-movement of documents between computers, different locations on one computer 
and
-movement of content between documents.
-We identify dangling links, tracking identity and alternative versions as
-obstacles for the free movement of data, and review
-motivations and potential solutions in existing hypermedia research.
-We discuss some specific use scenarios, related to ad hoc networks,
-unreliable network connections and mobile computing
-(all these sum up to mobile knowledge workers), 
-[mention some of the additional benefits?]
-in which the need for data mobility is obvious.
+In this paper, we define data mobility as a collective term for the
+movement of documents between computers, different locations 
+on one computer and movement of content between documents.
+We identify dangling links and alternative versions as major
+obstacles for the free movement of data. This paper presents a Storm 
+(STORage Module) design as one possible solution to the problems in 
+the above scenarios. Storm uses location-independent globally unique 
+identifiers, immutable block storage and peer-to-peer networking to 
+resolve problems raised by data mobility. Moreover, we discuss some 
+specific use scenarios related to ad hoc networks, unreliable network 
+connections and mobile computing, in which the need for data mobility 
+is obvious. 
 
-We present Storm (STORage Module) design as one possible solution
-to the problems in the above scenarios.
-Storm uses location-independent, globally unique identifiers, 
-immutable block storage and peer-to-peer networking to .... 
-
-Our current, partial implementation ...
-
-.. 
-
-    Open issues are discussed, and possibilities for future work in areas such 
as interoperability,
-    scalability and security are identified.
-
-[Is it better to use passive form or 'We' form  in abstract ? -Hermanni]
 
 Keywords: hypermedia, versioned hypermedia, dangling links, xanalogical 
storage, P2P, 
 peer-to-peer, location-independent identifiers, location-independent routing,