A framework for mobile, context-aware applications

De, Suparna; Moessner, Klaus

doi:10.1109/ictel.2009.5158650

Cited by 9 publications

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“…Considering the resource-constraint of mobile phones, some frameworks have been proposed to take full advantage of the computational power of highperformance servers [6][7], but all of them are platform-specific.…”

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confidence: 99%

A Web-Based Framework for Lightweight Context-Aware Mobile Applications

Luo¹,

Hao²

2016

IJDTA

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As more and more intelligent sensors and sensing applications are equipped with, smartphones are becoming smarter and play a greater role in people's lives. However, due to mobile platform diversity, the development and deployment of a context-aware application for different mobile devices are time-consuming and expensive, which in fact limits the large-scale application of context-aware technology in mobile heterogeneous environments. Unlike native applications, web applications are easy to develop, upgrade and deploy, and almost all smartphones today include a web browser for supporting running them. Another difference is that native applications can capture context information by accessing sensors available on the mobile device, but web applications running in the browser cannot. In this paper, we describe CaMWAF, a framework designed to support the rapid development of context-aware mobile web applications and simplify the exchange of context information in heterogeneous environments. With CaMWAF, developing a context-aware application is no longer a difficult and timeconsuming task. In consideration of the resource limitation of mobile devices, the proposed framework delegates the computationally expensive tasks to the server, while enables the context-aware mobile applications to query and subscribe high-level context information in an easy and lightweight manner.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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A Web-Based Framework for Lightweight Context-Aware Mobile Applications

Luo¹,

Hao²

2016

IJDTA

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“…De et al have developed a mashup framework called Service Context Manager (SCM) framework [6]. SCM handles all the stages of context gathering, processing, inferring and reasoning to come up with useful recommendations.…”

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Towards Mobile Multimedia Mashup Ecosystem

Salminen

Kallio²,

Mikkonen

2011

2011 IEEE International Conference on Communications Workshops (ICC)

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Mashups that combine already existing data into an integrated experience are becoming increasingly popular. So far most mashups have been built around maps and images. However, as the web is becoming an increasingly ubiquitous media, also multimedia content -sound, video and even small programs -is emerging as a candidate for mashup creation, with potentially superior user experience. Currently available methods to implement mashups do not allow effortless access to personal data across domains or provide means to ensure that the user experience is coherent. This paper describes our mobile mashup ecosystem aimed to solve these problems and work as a ubiquitous platform for mobile multimedia mashups. Furthermore, we provide a brief literature review about existing mashup frameworks and end-user programming. In addition, to constitute a basis for future work, we discuss about challenges expected to emerge when the ecosystem is implemented. Mashup ecosystem, multimedia,mobile environment

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“…Since the distress message has diverse chronological features and data formats, raw data needs to be converted to meaningful data. This can be done by ontology application (such as OWL (Web Ontology Language)) [5] which has capability to specify characteristics and functionalities of all sources of information; this is one of the important functions of the Context interpreter. Figure 3 shows general ontology concept.…”

Section: Context Managermentioning

confidence: 99%