e-Infrastructure and e-Services for Developing Countries

<p>A Superdirective and Recongurable Array Antennas for Internet of Vehicles (IoV).- Online Courseware Development in Public Universities in Uganda: The Precepts of Active, Passive and Exclusive Participation.- A 2-hop LoRa Approach based on Smart and Transparent Relay-Device.- Towards a Public Participatory GIS-based framework for Municipal Solid Waste Management.- LTE-Advanced Random Access Channel Congestion Detection Method For IoT.- Contribution to improving the presence base of VoIP servers for sending and receiving messages.- Towards a Spatial-Temporal Model of Prevalence of Nodding Syndrome and Epilepsy.- Proposal of a SIP-based method to supervise Free Roaming calls.- Contribution To The Setting Up Of a Remote Practical Work Platform For STEM: The Case Of Agriculture.- Snapshot Setting for Temporal Networks Analysis.- Access control model based on dynamic delegations and privacy in a health system of connected objects.- Secure, Transparent and Uniform Mobile Money for Internet-underserved Areas using Sporadically-Synchronized Blockchain.- Internet development in Africa: a content use, hosting and distribution perspective.- The (Missing?) Role of Health Information Systems (HIS) in Patient Care Coordination and Continuity (PCCC): The Case of Uganda.- Performance barriers to cloud services in Africa’s public sector: A latency perspective.- Impact of ZRP zone radius value on wireless network performance.- Classication and prediction of arrhythmias from electrocardiograms patterns based on empirical mode decomposition and Neural Network.- Cyber-healthcare Kiosks for Healthcare Support in Developing Countries.- Data Model for Cloud Computing Environment.- The Quest for White Spaces in The Democratic Republic of Congo.- QoS Strategies for Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks in the Context of IoT.- A User-Centered Approach to the Development of E-Health Systems: A Case of Uganda.- Community Tools for Digital Inclusion.- Comm4Dev: Communication Infrastructure for Development.- Adaptability of learning games based on learner profiles in the context of autonomous training.- Multi agent-based addresses geocoding for more efficient home delivery service in developing countries.- The contribution of LMS to the learning environment: Views from The State University of Zanzibar.- Secure exchanges activity in function of event detection with the SDN.</p>