Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Cloud federation is an emerging topic towards new dynamic scenarios in smart ecosystems, where new more flexible energy management strategies are needed than the traditional, in order to optimize mobility and energy efficiency.   focus both on cloud federation and energy efficiency to enforce a dynamic energy management strategy for the whole ecosystem, in order to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. More specifically, starting from our two-step approach,  evaluate a cloud federation ecosystem by moving computational resources among federated cloud DCs in order to maintain, for a forecast period, the related workload at the best Green Destination (GD) pored by renewable energy sources. To this end  present and discuss two simulated scenarios, and their experimental results, thus to proving the goodness of our approach. Moreover, an energy comparison beten the transfer and the maintenance phases for the computational workload is made.
['Maurizio Giacobbe', 'Antonio Celesti', 'Maria Fazio', 'Massimo Villari', 'Antonio Puliafito']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Evaluating a cloud federation ecosystem to reduce carbon footprint by moving computational resources
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