The SIMPLE Presence and Event Architecture

Schulzrinne, Henning

doi:10.1109/comswa.2006.1665181

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“…However, these studies do not take into account belief-rule-based DSSs and the use of heterogeneous wireless sensor networking technologies to the potential being possible today. Furthermore, Hughes et al [50][51] proposed grid-based flood prediction, while De Roure et al [52] proposed flood warning times being improved by using pervasive and grid computing. Our proposed project uses cost efficient and open source-based software which is easier to maintain and easier to deploy.…”

Section: Impacts Of Belief-rule-based Expert Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart risk assessment systems using belief-rule-based DSS and WSN technologies

Andersson

Hossain

2014

2014 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Vehicular Technology, Information Theory and Aerospace &Amp; Elec

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Abstract-Smart risk assessment systems are becoming more and more important in the society. If the chances of reducing and managing certain [[risks are increased, the impacts can be controlled and reduced significantly. This article surveys different belief-rule-based decision support systems and various wireless sensor network technologies that can be used in collaboration to build interesting risk assessment applications. We propose a model for building such an environment and describe a potential application of our proposed model for assessing flood risks in a case study.

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Section: Impacts Of Belief-rule-based Expert Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Smart risk assessment systems using belief-rule-based DSS and WSN technologies

Andersson

Hossain

2014

2014 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Vehicular Technology, Information Theory and Aerospace &Amp; Elec

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“…The state of accessibility is thus marked as “busy”, which means that every incoming call to his/her mobile telephone will be automatically forwarded to voicemail or even rejected. General architecture of the presence service is specified by the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) [20] and comprises three basic components [21,22] presented in Figure 1: Presence Sources collect presence information and send it to the presence server. Presence information usually relates to a human, group of people, a computer program, or a similar entity.…”

Section: Presence Based Context-aware Architecturementioning

confidence: 99%

A Presence-Based Context-Aware Chronic Stress Recognition System

Peternel

Pogačnik

Tavčar³

et al. 2012

Sensors

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Stressors encountered in daily life may play an important role in personal well-being. Chronic stress can have a serious long-term impact on our physical as well as our psychological health, due to ongoing increased levels of the chemicals released in the ‘fight or flight’ response. The currently available stress assessment methods are usually not suitable for daily chronic stress measurement. The paper presents a context-aware chronic stress recognition system that addresses this problem. The proposed system obtains contextual data from various mobile sensors and other external sources in order to calculate the impact of ongoing stress. By identifying and visualizing ongoing stress situations of an individual user, he/she is able to modify his/her behavior in order to successfully avoid them. Clinical evaluation of the proposed methodology has been made in parallel by using electrodermal activity sensor. To the best of our knowledge, the system presented herein is the first one that enables recognition of chronic stress situations on the basis of user context.

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“…The universal phonebook can be improved by integrating the friends' context information such as their availability. This may be possible for the friends using the presence service since they put periodically their availability on the presence server [18]. The phonebook can thus use this information to discover the possible services.…”

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A User-Centric Communication Model for Mobile Web

Wehbe

Bouabdallah

2012

Procedia Computer Science

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Nowadays, the mobile users benefit from a wide variety of communication services. Further than the traditional telecom services, the social media services provide new paradigms for people interaction. They enable users to form communities around common interests and stay in contact with each other. Combined with the possibilities of actual smartphones providing processing power running advanced operating systems, together with sophisticated and intuitive user interfaces, this should lead to a completely new-revisited communication experience. Despite all these advantages, we paradoxically notice that a rich communication process is challenging because it requires switching between the different contacts lists to find the target friend as well as between social media to discover the right communication mean to use in the current situation. The direct consequence of this awkward practice is a serious underuse of these new communication capabilities together with a prejudicial impact on the concerned economical actors.The main reason comes from the underlying communication model inherited from the traditional telco area and originally organized around one main communication mean, namely the telephone call. This outdated model still constitutes the fundamental communication paradigm structuring the terminal user interface. In this paper we propose a new communication model that simplifies the interaction between a mobile user and its friends. It consists in integrating information about the friends and the available services in a single environment easy to use. On the basis of this model, we propose new functionalities that can improve the quality of experience when using the actual social media.

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The SIMPLE Presence and Event Architecture

Cited by 12 publications

References 24 publications

Smart risk assessment systems using belief-rule-based DSS and WSN technologies

Smart risk assessment systems using belief-rule-based DSS and WSN technologies

A Presence-Based Context-Aware Chronic Stress Recognition System

A User-Centric Communication Model for Mobile Web

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