Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: The Internet edge has evolved from a simple consumer of information and data to eager producer feeding sensed data at a societal scale. The crowdsensing paradigm is a representative example which has the potential to revolutionize the way  acquire and consume data. Indeed, especially in the era of smartphones, the geographical and temporal scopus of data is often local. For instance, users’ queries are more and more frequently about a nearby object, event, person, location, and so forth. These queries could certainly be processed and ansred locally, without the need for contacting a remote server through the Internet. In this scenario, the data is alimented (sensed) by the users and, as a consequence, data lifetime is limited by human organizational factors (e.g., mobility). From this basis, data survivability in the Area of Interest (AoI) is crucial and, if not guaranteed, could undermine system deployment. Addressing this scenario,  discuss and contribute with a novel protocol named AirCache, whose aim is to guarantee data availability in the AoI while at the same time reducing the data access costs at the network edges.  assess our proposal through a simulation analysis showing that our approach effectively fulfills its design objectives.
['Armir Bujari', 'Claudio E. Palazzi']
I am writing a research paper on a idea AirCache: A Crowd-Based Solution for Geoanchored Floating Data
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