2008 Second International Symposium on Universal Communication 2008
DOI: 10.1109/isuc.2008.65
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Composition of Services for Notification in Smart Homes

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“…Timeliness determines whether the medications are taken at the correct time, and completeness defines whether the correct dosage is taken. Formal definitions of the timeliness and completeness are presented later with the system model, which is followed with a description of how the context information (Gu, Pung, & Zhang, 2004) and the notification services (Reyes Álamo, Sarkar, & Wong, 2008) in a smart home can be used to assist with prescription compliance.…”
Section: The Smart Home Subsystem (Ss)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Timeliness determines whether the medications are taken at the correct time, and completeness defines whether the correct dosage is taken. Formal definitions of the timeliness and completeness are presented later with the system model, which is followed with a description of how the context information (Gu, Pung, & Zhang, 2004) and the notification services (Reyes Álamo, Sarkar, & Wong, 2008) in a smart home can be used to assist with prescription compliance.…”
Section: The Smart Home Subsystem (Ss)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To model and compose home services, this paper uses the service-oriented [11] approach that utilizes software service to build the required functionalities, e.g., Open Services Gateway initiative framework (OSGI) bundles [12], Web Services [13], service composition [14], DPWS, and SODA. Rather than building static applications, service-oriented approach composes applications by discovering and invoking services based on published services.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This approach simplifies the smart home function development dramatically because no coding in Perl or C or Java will be needed and also allow new services (including device services) to be discovered and composed to perform specific features. Sample SOC approaches for smart home include OSGI bundles [12], Web Services [13], service composition [14], DPWS, and SODA.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%