System Architecture of Ubiquitous House based on Human Behavior

Song, Jeong-Hwa; Oh, Kunsoo

doi:10.5762/kais.2008.9.5.1304

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“…Therefore, in analyzing the health-supported housing availability, it is also necessary to study the analogue architectural characteristics, as well as characteristics of digital information engineering that can contain a variety of digital technology-based services, which are capable of dealing with improvement of resident's QOL due to continuously developing digital technology. When health support properties applicable to the apartment was classified into analogue and digital characteristics through the literature review [11,[30][31][32][33] with ''healthy housing'' as a keyword and literature [34][35][36][37][38][39] and case studies on the future housing, 41 items from analogue architectural characteristic and 36 items from digital characteristics of information technology were extracted. Validity of each characteristic was verified by three researchers in housing environment area.…”

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Health Promoting Spatial Design Characteristics of Korean Apartment House in a User-Benefit Perspective

Lee

Jang

Ahn

2011

Indoor and Built Environment

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This study was intended to evaluate the empirically spatial design characteristics from a perspective of users and to determine what kind of benefits that health-promoting spatial design characteristics can give to residents. The major method used in this study was the web questionnaire survey. Two hundred ten people between the ages of thirty and fifty who live in Seoul and the metropolitan area were surveyed. As a result, ''Physiological Maintenance'' was ranked top in the list of four categories for user benefit criteria (UBC), followed by behavioural facilitation, social facilitation and perceptual maintenance. Among the items of subcategories, consumer's demand for physiological maintenance was most highly regarded as essential. Demand for ''No poisonous element'' was the highest followed by ''Good natural and artificial ventilation'' and ''Good day-lighting.'' In this study, health promoting, spatial design characteristics were investigated pragmatically based on the UBC theory as well as diverse demands given by the residents. This paper was presented to provide the design characteristics that are required for healthy housing to meet the various consumers' demand. The findings of this study would provide pragmatic information for architectural design for healthy living.

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Health Promoting Spatial Design Characteristics of Korean Apartment House in a User-Benefit Perspective

Lee

Jang

Ahn

2011

Indoor and Built Environment

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A Method for Generating Rule-based Fault Diagnosis Knowledge on Smart Home Environment

Ryu¹

2009

Journal of the Korea Academia-Industrial cooperation Society

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There have been many researches to detect and recover from faults on smart home environment, because these faults should lower its reliability. while, most of these researches have addressed functional defects of devices or software malfunction, few attempts have been made to deal with faults which may occur due to the inter relationships among devices. In this paper, we define the relationships among devices as rules, and propose a method for generating fault diagnosis knowledge which defines the symptoms and causes of faults. We classify the contexts of devices into two sets, depending on whether it satisfies the rules or not. when this method is applied to smart home environment, it is feasible not only to detect faults that may occur due to the relationships among devices but to identify their causes at real time.

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System Architecture of Ubiquitous House based on Human Behavior

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Health Promoting Spatial Design Characteristics of Korean Apartment House in a User-Benefit Perspective

Health Promoting Spatial Design Characteristics of Korean Apartment House in a User-Benefit Perspective

A Method for Generating Rule-based Fault Diagnosis Knowledge on Smart Home Environment

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