Estimating communication context through location information and schedule information

Nakanishi, Yoshinobu; Kitaoka, Noriko; Hakozaki, Katsuya; Ohyama, Minoru

doi:10.1145/506486.506524

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“…According to the above user studies, the accurate information on the user's availability can give the better result to our system. Since there have been much works for guessing the user's availability by using location and schedule information [6], [7], sensor data [10], [11], [12] and user state, activities, social relationships and communication urgency [3], [4] our method will work well with these existing works in the ubiquitous environment.…”

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“…As time and location would be very good predictor for people availability [4] and due to the relation of location and schedule information to availability in the contextaware messing service [6], [7], we have no doubt that user schedule should be used for predicting user availability. However, users might have the different activities with their schedules.…”

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Supporting Appropriate Communication Media Selection in Ubiquitous Environment

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Kawagoe

2008

2008 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (Mue 2008)

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Communicating with someone via the right communication media seems to be difficult nowadays as people use various mode of communication and senders do not have any knowledge about receivers' current communication media, especially in ubiquitous environment. Thus, we propose the method how the most appropriate media to reach the receiver can be selected based on the effective measures. In the paper, a preliminary evaluation of the proposed method is also described to show its effectiveness. We are developing a research prototype system to support the sender with the information of the best reachable media to the receiver.

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Section: Evaluation Results and Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Supporting Appropriate Communication Media Selection in Ubiquitous Environment

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Kawagoe

2008

2008 International Conference on Multimedia and Ubiquitous Engineering (Mue 2008)

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“…As we discussed previously, information about others' schedules and plans has the potential to assist with this, as do emerging technologies to help ascertain workers' availabilities (e.g. [34,25]). …”

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Designing for loose coupling in mobile groups

Pinelle

Gutwin

2003

Proceedings of the 2003 International ACM SIGGROUP Conference on Supporting Group Work

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Loose coupling is a common way of organizing collaboration in work groups, but it has not been studied extensively in CSCW. In this paper, we consider the patterns of work that are seen in mobile groups that adopt a loosely coupled collaboration style. We report findings from interviews and fieldwork with teams of workers who deliver home healthcare services. In these teams, workers are mobile, widely dispersed, and autonomous, and team members communicate with each other only intermittently. Based on these findings, we identify and discuss four work patterns that occur in loosely coupled mobility: discretionary collaboration and effort thresholds, implicitly shared information, asynchronous communication and coordination, and barriers to synchrony. We consider the implications of these findings for the design of CSCW technologies.

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Emotion Aware Mobile Application

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Wierzbicki

2010

Computational Collective Intelligence. Technologies and Applications

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