Service Domains for Ambient Services: Concept and Experimentation

Loke, Seng W.; Krishnaswamy, Shonali; Naing, Thin Thin

doi:10.1007/s11036-005-1553-1

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“…In that respect, a methodological offer is proposed so as to create an effective integration between a physical object and its virtual representation. This offer is applicable in multiple services domains [4], along product lifecycle. To present the conceptual solution three generic cases are considered: Figure 1.…”

Section: Methodological Proposition For Smart Object Interactionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Ambient service is an abstract view of a system that provides information management capabilities, processing capabilities and event messages in an ambient network [3]. An object inserted in a local area network or a wireless network can appear or disappear in a service domain [4]. The access to the smart object in a service domain demands a spontaneous configuration and identification of nodes and their associated services in the ambient network [5].…”

Section: Smart Objects and Ambient Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Ambient Services Interactions for Smart Objects in the Supply Chain

Cea

Dobre

Bajic

2006

2006 International Conference on Service Systems and Service Management

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In every day life, thousands of objects are fabricated, thousands of objects enter and exit warehouses, thousands of objects are sold in supermarkets. For a good quality of service, these places have to supervise every object, anytime and anywhere, during the passage of the object through theirs environments. So, the necessity of a smart object, that possesses a unique identifier, contains information about itself, could take care of itself and that communicate with the environment in which it is, using specialized services, has arrived. In this article we demonstrate the concept of a smart object, created using RFID and UPnP technologies.

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Section: Methodological Proposition For Smart Object Interactionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Smart Objects and Ambient Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Ambient Services Interactions for Smart Objects in the Supply Chain

Cea

Dobre

Bajic

2006

2006 International Conference on Service Systems and Service Management

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“…Loke et al [14] use service domains (similar to our concept of ambient) for referring to geographical boundaries that are associated with a set of services. Each service domain stores mapping tables which stores ambient services (services in a boundary) and operators are used for computing services of a user profile.…”

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confidence: 99%

Modeling Support for Mobile Ambients in Service Oriented Architecture

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Chen

Solís³

2012

2012 IEEE First International Conference on Mobile Services

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Abstract-Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) is a promising approach for designing and developing mobile applications. However, SOA concepts need to be combined with mobile principles to fully accommodate their requirements. Previously, a metamodel called Ambient-SoaML has been defined, which combines the Service Oriented Architecture Modeling Language (SoaML) and Mobile Ambients concepts inspired from Ambient Calculus. In this paper, a modeling tool that supports designing service oriented architecture of mobile systems based on Ambient-SoaML is presented. The tool allows users to graphically design Ambient-SoaML architectures and ensures that they are correctly built. The tool is an eclipse plug-in and has been implemented following Model Driven Architecture (MDA) principles and associated technologies. A running example is used to illustrate the features of the tool.

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“…The discovery approach is based on a formal model of context exploiting multi-dimensional space-Hyperspace Analogue to Context (HAC). The model extends the concept of space beyond the spatial relationship commonly observed in the literature [16,22], so context properties other than location receive equal recognition when discovering services. We use the concepts in HAC to model user preferences and the capabilities of services in relation to context.…”

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Context-driven personalized service discovery in pervasive environments

Rasch

Sehic

et al. 2011

World Wide Web

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Pervasive environments are characterized by a large number of embedded devices offering their services to the user. Which of the available services are of most interest to the user considerably depends on the user's current context. User context is often rich and very dynamic; making an explicit, user-driven discovery of services impractical. Users in such environments would instead like to be continuously informed about services relevant to them. Implicit discovery requests triggered by changes in the context are therefore prevalent. This paper proposes a proactive service discovery approach for pervasive environments addressing these implicit requests. Services and user preferences are described by a formal context model called Hyperspace Analogue to Context, which effectively captures the dynamics of 296 World Wide Web (2011) 14:295-319 context and the relationship between services and context. Based on the model, we propose a set of algorithms that can continuously present the most relevant services to the user in response to changes of context, services or user preferences. Numeric coding methods are applied to improve the algorithms' performance. The algorithms are grounded in a context-driven service discovery system that automatically reacts to changes in the environment. New context sources and services can be dynamically integrated into the system. A client for smart phones continuously informs users about the discovery results. Experiments show, that the system can efficiently provide the user with continuous, up-to-date information about the most useful services in real time.

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Service Domains for Ambient Services: Concept and Experimentation

Cited by 13 publications

References 11 publications

Ambient Services Interactions for Smart Objects in the Supply Chain

Ambient Services Interactions for Smart Objects in the Supply Chain

Modeling Support for Mobile Ambients in Service Oriented Architecture

Context-driven personalized service discovery in pervasive environments

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