The Generic Model for Pervasive Information System

Achour, Fatma; Jedidi, Anis; Gargouri, Faïez

doi:10.4304/jetwi.4.4.343-351

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“…The latter is used to ensure the adaptation of the application in the pervasive system. To do it, we transformed the proposed model to OWL ontology (Achour et al , 2012).…”

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Semantic Web service and pervasive information system conceptual adaptation

Achour

Jedidi

Gargouri

2016

IJPCC

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Purpose One of the open questions is how to ensure the conceptual adaptation in the pervasive system. To answer this question, the authors needed to propose a generic model and a mechanism to describe this system and also need generic and semantic rules to ensure the adaptation. This paper aims to propose a model to describe the pervasive information system. Second, the authors suggest an approach to divide this model so as to describe each category of contextual information separately and ensure the adaptation in the pervasive system. Finally, the authors present examples of semantic rules executed in the pervasive system. Design/methodology/approach This paper proposes an approach to ensure the conceptual adaptation in the pervasive system. To do it, the authors proposed a model to design the pervasive system and used semantic Web services. They proposed to divide the model to six descriptions related to the pervasive system categories information. Findings Pervasive information system, conceptual adaptation, semantic Web services and OWL-S are presented in this paper. Originality/value The originality of this paper is presented in the purpose of the pervasive information system conceptual adaption in the pervasive system. In this, later, semantic Web services were used to ensure the adaptation by the adding of contextual information in the semantic Web service description.

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“…The latter is used to ensure the adaptation of the application in the pervasive system. To do it, we transformed the proposed model to OWL ontology (Achour et al , 2012).…”

Section: Contributionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Semantic Web service and pervasive information system conceptual adaptation

Achour

Jedidi

Gargouri

2016

IJPCC

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Pervasive Information Systems Adaptation Challenges

Achour

Jedidi

Gargouri

2017

International Journal of Advanced Pervasive and Ubiquitous Computing

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Initially, a significant number of contextual information can be employed to describe the pervasive system. Hence, to design this type of system, there is a stern need for a new information system. Unlike the classical information system, the new system integrates the mobile devices characterized by different hardware and software capacity and other useful devices. Therefore, most pervasive information system designers provide mechanisms and architectures to effectively save, recover and submit the most relevant information to the user regardless of location, time and the user's equipment which are independent of the network constraints. In this paper, the authors present a model to describe the pervasive information system through the use of the existing contextual models. In the same context, they suggest a semantic description to adapt the users to six categories of contextual information by taking the semantic-web-service creation as a basis. Finally, they present the semantic rules applied to the intended description and notification system to validate these rules.

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The Generic Model for Pervasive Information System

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Semantic Web service and pervasive information system conceptual adaptation

Semantic Web service and pervasive information system conceptual adaptation

Pervasive Information Systems Adaptation Challenges

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