Can someone define core and shell temperature?

Answer 1

Shell is the temperature on the outside extremeties (in your ear, under your arm) and core is your internal temp.

When in severe shock, your blood restricts itself to the middle of your body to keep your organs going.....this means your shell temp will be lower as there is less blood keeping the 'shell' warm.

Answer 2

Abstract
We introduce a new conception of three-dimensional DataSpace, which is physical space enhanced by connectivity to the network. DataSpace is addressed geographically as opposed to the current logical addressing scheme of the Internet. Here, a local area network is replaced by a room, a street, a mountaintop, and so on. Billions of objects populate DataSpace, each aware of its own geographic location. These objects move through DataSpace, and produce and locally store their own data. They can be selectively queried, monitored, and controlled based on their properties. We propose two architectures for DataSpace. We describe mechanisms to use the network as a DataSpace engine in order to perform querying and monitoring operation in a highly scalable way