Experimental Study of High Performance Computing in Three Tier Architecture for E-Health Care Application

Abstract

The technological advancements in the field of Bio-informatics provided various methods and architectures for continuous monitoring of health status of different patients to prevent from life threatening events. Various systems available in healthcare monitoring require highly skilled professionals, major systems are in use have sensors with wires for data acquisition, causing discomfort to the patients while monitoring. It also requires more labor works to collect, analyze and store the medical information. Such systems provided a limited number of services at high maintenance cost. To resolve these issues and enable physicians to work more efficiently, best among all technologies need to be integrated. Our proposed concept would help to reduce response time in emergency situations by utilizing Wireless Sensor Network to monitor patients with the integration of best available technologies. This paper is based on the experimental study of high performance computing in a multi layered architecture which includes the integration of Wireless-Sensor with grid and cloud computing.