Pervasive services vs. Web services: Survey and comparison

Bouain, Abdelhadi; Fazziki, Abdelaziz El; Sadgal, Mohammed

doi:10.1109/icmcs.2014.6911148

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“…The user will simply express his need to permit the service discovery protocol to find the service that meets this need [4].…”

Section: Service Discovery In Pervasive Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To meet all these needs, a pervasive service can be defined as an entity that provides a set of features to meet users'intentions, taking into account its context [4].…”

Section: Service Discovery In Pervasive Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…One solution is to allow users to express their specific needs, called intentions, using understandable terms for non-technical users; for example, verbs with parameters [13]. In addition, a service in a pervasive environment must be sensitive to context (context awareness); that is to say, it reflects the characteristics and existing information in its environment [11] [4] [14] [13].…”

Section: Service Discovery In Pervasive Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This is due to several factors, among which are security, privacy, context-awareness and users intents that are expressed in terms of needs because users do not have a technical vision about services but a business vision [4] [5] [6].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Using augmented reality for service discovery in pervasive environments

Bouain

Fazziki

Sadgal

2015

2015 Third World Conference on Complex Systems (WCCS)

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The appearance of a large number of mobile devices (Smart-phones, Tablets...) has democratized the access to information anywhere and anytime, which makes it possible to have smart environments that are composed of a set of interconnected devices and offers users a set of services called pervasive services. Several techniques and protocols have been proposed to allow users to discover and access these services. In this work, we examine some existing protocols and we discuss the use of augmented reality to discover these services. The idea of using augmented reality for pervasive service discovery derives its legitimacy from the fact that the majority of mobile devices are equipped with cameras, GPS, accelerometer, orientation sensors, etc., which will assist the user in an intelligent way by providing interfaces that combine 2D/3D images and the real environment.

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“…The user will simply express his need to permit the service discovery protocol to find the service that meets this need [4].…”

Section: Service Discovery In Pervasive Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…To meet all these needs, a pervasive service can be defined as an entity that provides a set of features to meet users'intentions, taking into account its context [4].…”

Section: Service Discovery In Pervasive Environmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Service Discovery In Pervasive Environmentmentioning

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Using augmented reality for service discovery in pervasive environments

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Sadgal

2015

2015 Third World Conference on Complex Systems (WCCS)

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“…In [21] a service is defined as an abstract entity that provides a consistent set of capabilities and has an interface to communicate with clients. We classify services as web services and pervasive services.…”

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Cognitive Pervasive Service Composition Applied to Predatory Crime Deterrence

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Pervasive service composition is useful in many scenarios, for instance, in urban planning or controlled harvest. Currently, there is no standard to develop solutions using pervasive service composition. However, big companies propose their frameworks to develop complex services, but their frameworks are appropriate in specific applications, such as home automation and agriculture. On the other hand, there are different very well-grounded academic proposals for pervasive service composition. However, these do not solve the problems of traditional approaches that are appropriate to specific areas of application, and adaptation is needed to deal with the dynamism of the environment. This article presents a cognitive approach for pervasive service composition where InfoCom devices and the implementation of cognitive functions interact to create pervasive composite services. Our central hypothesis is that cognitive theory can help solve actual problems requiring pervasive service composition, as it addresses the above-mentioned problems. To test our approach, in this article we present a case of urban insecurity. Specifically, in different countries, street robbery using firearms is one of the problems with a high impact because of its frequency. This article proposes to compose a pervasive service for deterring criminals from committing their crimes. The results obtained by simulating our proposal in our case study are promising. However, more research needs to be achieved before applying the proposed approach to actual problems. The research needed ought to address various problems, some of which are discussed in this article.

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