Design patterns for context-aware services

Park, Jeongkyu; Lee, Keung Hae

doi:10.1007/s11042-014-2001-7

Multimed Tools Appl

2014

DOI: 10.1007/s11042-014-2001-7

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Design patterns for context-aware services

Jeongkyu Park

Keung Hae Lee

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“…The paper by Lee et al [21] presents design patterns for context-aware services. This paper presents a novel programming model to enable the end user to build context-aware services.…”

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Convergence and advanced technologies spring forth as a result of lateral entry by firms in different markets, and today, there is a synergistic combination of traditional industries and state-of-the-art technologies, such as information technology. The main goal of this issue is to bring researchers from academia together with professionals from different industries to share algorithms, solutions, and architectures as well as their experiences. We expect this special issue to be viewed as a continuum of products and as the lateral entry of research from different technological perspectives on digital management. The effort diffuses technological competencies and values within existing technologies' base information systems. The convergence process blurs traditional technological and sectorial boundaries and thus opens new avenues of technological innovation in ubiquitous technologies [1,4,6,10,15]. This issue challenges processing overhead in convergence and advanced technologies.The paper by Kim et al. [5] introduces an efficient mobility management scheme for convergence of mobile media multicast services in next-generation networks. The proposed scheme applies a method to quickly rejoin a relevant multicast stream by enabling the AIMS-MM system to collect multicast group information through a multicast group information handler located in the multicast router. The paper by Oh et al. [2] presents the development of a one-source multi-use cross-platform based on zero coding. This method is to research and develop a native application-based development tool that can perfectly satisfy both onesource-multi-use and cross-platform, and secure stable hardware control and execution speed.The paper by presents low-cost image indexing for a massive database. The proposed method is an identifier generation for indexing that is efficient and effective from the perspective of cost and indexing performance, in order to compose identifiers with high cardinality. The paper by Jo et al. [9] presents an access control system for secure extensible markup language (XML) telemedicine documents. This Multimed Tools Appl (2015) 74:2195-2200

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Event-Driven Semantic Service Discovery Based on Word Embeddings

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Context-Aware End-User Development Review

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2022

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Context-aware application development frameworks enable context management and environment adaptation to automatize people’s activities. New technologies such as 5G and the Internet of Things (IoT) increase environment context (from devices/services), making functionalities available to augment context-aware applications. The result is an increased deployment of context-aware applications to support end-users in everyday activities. However, developing applications in context-aware frameworks involve diverse technologies, so that it traditionally involves software experts. In general, context-aware applications are limited in terms of personalization for end-users. They include configurations to personalize applications, but non-software experts can only change some of these configurations. Nowadays, advances in human–computer interaction provide techniques/metaphors to approach non-software experts. One approach is end-user development (EUD)—a set of activities and development tools that considers non-software experts as application builders. In this paper, we present our analysis of existing EUD approaches for building context-aware applications. We present a literature review of 37 screened papers obtained from research databases. This review aims to identify the methods, techniques, and tools proposed to build context-aware applications. Specifically, we reviewed EUD building techniques and implementations. Building techniques include metaphors/interaction styles proposed for application specification, composition, and testing. The implementations include a specification method to integrate and process context on the target application platforms. We also present the adoption trend and challenges of context-aware end-user development.

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Design patterns for context-aware services

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Guest Editorial: Convergence and Advanced Technology

Guest Editorial: Convergence and Advanced Technology

Event-Driven Semantic Service Discovery Based on Word Embeddings

Context-Aware End-User Development Review

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