Towards a framework to characterize ubiquitous software projects
RO Spínola, GH Travassos - Information and Software Technology, 2012 - Elsevier
CONTEXT: Ubiquitous Computing (or UbiComp) represents a paradigm in which information
processing is thoroughly integrated into everyday objects and activities. From a Software …
processing is thoroughly integrated into everyday objects and activities. From a Software …
High-density reachability analysis
We address the problem of reachability analysis for large finite state systems. Symbolic
techniques have revolutionized reachability analysis but still have limitations in traversing …
techniques have revolutionized reachability analysis but still have limitations in traversing …
Geographic information retrieval in a mobile environment: evaluating the needs of mobile individuals
D Mountain, A MacFarlane - Journal of information science, 2007 - journals.sagepub.com
This paper describes research that aims to define the information needs of mobile
individuals, to implement a mobile information system that can satisfy those needs, and …
individuals, to implement a mobile information system that can satisfy those needs, and …
Efficient tracking of moving objects with precision guarantees
A Civilis, CS Jensen, J Nenortaite… - The First Annual …, 2004 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Sustained advances in wireless communications, geo-positioning, and consumer
electronics pave the way to a kind of location-based service that relies on the tracking of the …
electronics pave the way to a kind of location-based service that relies on the tracking of the …
Proximity as a service
D Namiot, M Sneps-Sneppe - 2012 2nd Baltic Congress on …, 2012 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
This paper describes a new possible model for distributing hyper-local data across
subscribers. This new model uses Wi-Fi proximity approach as a service. According to this …
subscribers. This new model uses Wi-Fi proximity approach as a service. According to this …
Recommendation system using location-based ontology on wireless internet: An example of collective intelligence by using 'mashup'applications
YH Yu, JH Kim, K Shin, GS Jo - Expert systems with applications, 2009 - Elsevier
Location-Based Service (LBS) is considered as a key component of upcoming ubiquitous
environments. A recommendation system based on LBS is expected to be an important …
environments. A recommendation system based on LBS is expected to be an important …
Mobile space‐time envelopes for location‐based services
A Brimicombe, Y Li - Transactions in GIS, 2006 - Wiley Online Library
The convergence and miniaturisation of a range of information and communication
technologies, together with increasing bandwidth availability and near ubiquity of mobile …
technologies, together with increasing bandwidth availability and near ubiquity of mobile …
A context-aware system based on service-oriented architecture
DR de Almeida, C de Souza Baptista… - … -Volume 1 (AINA'06), 2006 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Advances in mobile devices, sensors and wireless networks have motivated the
development of context-aware applications. Such mobile applications use sensors for …
development of context-aware applications. Such mobile applications use sensors for …
TILES: classifying contextual information for mobile tourism applications
Purpose–The design of context‐aware mobile applications can be improved through a clear
and in‐depth understanding of context and how it can be used to meet users' requirements …
and in‐depth understanding of context and how it can be used to meet users' requirements …
Context Based Knowledge Management in Healthcare: An EA Approached
K Ahsan, P Kingston, H Shah - 2009 - aisel.aisnet.org
While an enterprise architectural approach is appropriate for business and IT alignment it
also has potential with respect to the design and implementation of healthcare applications …
also has potential with respect to the design and implementation of healthcare applications …