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2015
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Ashis Gopal Banerjee, Benjamin Beckmann, John Carbone, Lynn A. DeRose, Annarita Giani, Peter Koudal, Patricia D. Mackenzie, Joseph James Salvo, Dan Yang, Walter Yund:
Cloud Computing-Based Marketplace for Collaborative Design and Manufacturing. IoT 360 (1) 2015: 409-418

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Qing Cao, Bouchra Bouqata, Patricia D. Mackenzie, Daniel John Messier, Joseph James Salvo:
A Grid-Based Clustering Method For Mining Frequent Trips From Large-Scale, Event-Based Telematics Datasets. SMC 2009: 2996-3001
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Qing Cao, Patricia D. Mackenzie, Joseph James Salvo:
Mining trips from telematics dataset for value-added logistics applications in asset tracking systems. SOLI 2009: 135-139

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