First experiences with Personal Networks as an enabling platform for service providers

Hartog, Frank den; Blom, Martin; Lageweg, C.R.; Peeters, Maarten; Schmidt, J.R.; Veer, R. van der; Vries, A. de; Werff, M.R. van der; Tao, Qian; Veldhuis, Raymond; Baken, Nico; Selgert, Franklin

doi:10.1109/mobiq.2007.4451056

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“…A Personal Network (PN) [34,35] aims to achieve seamless communication between electronic devices in an ad-hoc fashion. A PN enables a user remote access to any of his personal services and content as if they were physically present in his vicinity.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Generic Service Architecture for Secure Ubiquitous Computing Systems

Chen¹,

Lukkien²,

Verhoeven³

2012

IJCNS

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The development of ubiquitous computing systems benefits tremendously from the service-oriented computing concept in seamless interoperation of heterogeneous devices. However, architectures, services interfaces and network implementation of the existing service-oriented systems differ case by case. Furthermore, many systems lack the capability of being applied to resource constrained devices, for example, sensors. Therefore, we propose a standardized approach to present a service to the network and to access a networked service, which can be adopted by arbitrary types of devices. In this approach, services are specified and exposed through a set of standardized interfaces. Moreover, a virtual community concept is introduced to determine a secure boundary within which services can be freely discovered, accessed and composed into applications; a hierarchical management scheme is presented which enables the third party management of services and their underlying resources. In this way, application control logic goes into the network and environment context is dealt with intelligently by the system. A prototype system is developed to validate our ideas. Results show the feasibility of this open distributed system software architecture.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Generic Service Architecture for Secure Ubiquitous Computing Systems

Chen¹,

Lukkien²,

Verhoeven³

2012

IJCNS

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“…To do so, we perform a series of n packet-pair probes, assume the crossing traffic stochastic, and then calculate D from the minimum RTT of the first packet (RTT 1 ) of a probe pair and the minimum RTT of the second packet (RTT 2 ) of a probe pair. C is then given by (1) RTTs can be measured without adaptation of the client side by using MTU-sized Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) Ping probe packets, or by sending MTU-sized UDP packets to a non-activated port. The client then automatically generates reply packets: ICMP Echo packets or ICMP Error packets (i.e., code 3 or "Destination port unreachable"), respectively.…”

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Real-time probing of available bandwidth in home networks

Delphinanto

Koonen

Hartog³

2011

IEEE Commun. Mag.

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“…Some of these tasks are currently under research and development. An example can be found in [8]. Still, the integration is not complete, because there is no information exchange between the sectors.…”

Section: Partial Trans-sector Interoperabilitymentioning

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Model for Trans-sector Digital Interoperability

Madureira

Hartog

Silva

et al. 2010

Enterprise Interoperability IV

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Interoperability refers to the ability of two or more systems or components to exchange information and to use the information that has been exchanged. The importance of interoperability has grown together with the adoption of Digital Information Networks (DINs). DINs refer to information networks supported by telecommunication infrastructures and terminated by microprocessors. With an upcoming interest in services science and trans-sector business models, a stronger driver arises to further break the interoperability barriers across sectors. In this paper, we propose a novel model to address trans-sector digital interoperability, which by definition involves interoperability across different economic sectors connected by DINs. Particularly, we specify how a well known interoperability framework, the ATHENA framework, should be adapted for the economic sector plane. Based on data from the Eurostat survey on ICT usage and e-Commerce in enterprises and using a trans-sector scenario example, we illustrate how conclusions about trans-sector interoperability can be extracted and technological implications can be derived.

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First experiences with Personal Networks as an enabling platform for service providers

Cited by 13 publications

References 10 publications

A Generic Service Architecture for Secure Ubiquitous Computing Systems

A Generic Service Architecture for Secure Ubiquitous Computing Systems

Real-time probing of available bandwidth in home networks

Model for Trans-sector Digital Interoperability

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