Integration of Smart-M3 Applications: Blogging in Smart Conference

Korzun, Dmitry; Galov, Ivan V.; Kashevnik, Alexey; Shilov, Nikolay; Krinkin, Kirill; Korolev, Yury

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-22875-9_5

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“…A reference case we have already implemented is blogging in smart conference [10], where SmartScribo is used to support discussions between conference participants, including online chatting for talks presented at the moment.…”

Section: Integration With Other Smart Spaces Applicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Proactive Personalized Mobile Multi-Blogging Service on Smart-M3

Korzun

Galov

Balandin³

2012

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This paper discusses the project targeted at development of proactive, personalized and composite services for the blogosphere. By applying the smart spaces paradigm we have developed an approach for composition of blog spaces. We contribute formal technique for construction of proactive and personalized service for bloggers as well as for its integration with external applications. The proposed technique is implemented in SmartScribo application on top of the Smart-M3 platform. The developed prototype solution has confirmed that the approach results in services with the next quality level.

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Section: Integration With Other Smart Spaces Applicationsmentioning

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Proactive Personalized Mobile Multi-Blogging Service on Smart-M3

Korzun

Galov

Balandin³

2012

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“…The projector KP displays the slides of the speaker and provides screen shoots of the slides to other elements. The user KP allows accessing information about presenters and speakers, The ontology of the Smart Conference System [7] consists of such concepts: user profile, presentation profile, time slot, whiteboard, projector, current slide. Presentation, user profile and time slot concepts are most valuable for the end user, because they describe the visible parts of the conference process.…”

Section: Smart Conference Systemmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…For this purpose we developed semi-formal language for describing data transformations. The proposed approach was implemented as an extension of the context visualization for Smart Conference System [7], the Smart Space application that eases conference management routines. The visualization is developed on top of HiveMind cross-platform mind-mapping application [8].…”

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Context capturing in smart space applications

Vasilev

Paramonov²,

Balandin

et al. 2012

NPA

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This paper describes a study of the role and methods for context capturing in smart spaces. The collected context information is captured for further use by pro-active services provided in user-centric service spaces. Another aspect addressed by the paper is representation of the Network Protocols and Algorithms ISSN 1943-3581 2012 www.macrothink.org/npa 85 collected context data in human-readable format. For that purpose we use collaborative mind map editor HiveMind. The developed solution for context management is illustrated by the case study. We apply the proposed method for capturing context information to the smart space application Smart Conference System and use HiveMind as user-friendly context monitoring tool.

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“…The context is here intended, as from the well-known Dey definition, as any information that can be used to characterize the situation of an entity, where the latter can be a person, a place or a physical or computational object [23]. Many applications have been developed in the latest years exploiting the Smart-M3 opportunities [5]: blogging [24], mobile tourist guiding [25], smart conference system [26], ridesharing service [27] just to name a few. The ongoing application development activity is also covering new directions like electro mobility [28], [29] and mobile robotics [30].…”

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The M3 architecture for smart spaces: Overview of semantic information broker implementations

Viola

D’Elia

Korzun

et al. 2016

2016 19th Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT)

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A smart space enhances a networked computing environment by enabling information sharing for a multitude of local digital devices and global resources from the Internet. We consider the M3 architecture (multi-device, multi-vendor, multidomain) for creating smart spaces, which integrates technologies from two innovative concepts: the Semantic Web and the Internet of Things. Our research focus is on analyses of the capabilities of Smart-M3 platform, which provides software implementations for such a central element of an M3 smart space as Semantic Information Broker (SIB). The paper presents a state-of-the-art and contributes our systematized vision on the SIB design and implementation. The analyzed open source SIB implementations include the original Smart-M3 piglet-based SIB, its optimized descendant RedSIB, OSGi SIB for Java devices, pySIB for Python devices, and CuteSIB for Qt devices. We also analyze the design of proprietary or incomplete SIB implementations: RIBS for embedded devices and ADK SIB built upon the OSGi framework with integration in the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment. The theoretical study is augmented with experimental evaluation of available SIB implementations.

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Integration of Smart-M3 Applications: Blogging in Smart Conference

Cited by 23 publications

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Proactive Personalized Mobile Multi-Blogging Service on Smart-M3

Proactive Personalized Mobile Multi-Blogging Service on Smart-M3

Context capturing in smart space applications

The M3 architecture for smart spaces: Overview of semantic information broker implementations

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