Virtual shared workspace for smart spaces and M3-based case study

Korzun, Dmitry; Galov, Ivan V.; Kashevnik, Alexey; Balandin, Sergey

doi:10.1109/fruct.2014.6872437

Cited by 18 publications

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“…For example, Mobile and Wireless Systems Laboratory (MoWiSeL) with 20 workplaces was established at Petrozavodsk State University for improving the efficiency of educational and research activities in the field of open ICT development and innovations. An important part of MoWiSeL is the Smart room -service-oriented system aiming at automation of holding such events as conferences, meetings, lectures, and trainings [16], [17]. It provides a set of services that simplifies activity organization and participation, as well as automates technical functions of information acquisition, sharing and transformation.…”

Section: B Educational and Randd Activities For Competence Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing ICT-Based multidisciplinary collaboration in cross-border context: FRUCTFacilitated karelia ENPI project success stories

Balandin¹,

Shabaev

Stibe

2014

Proceedings of 16th Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT

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The paper summarizes success stories of Finnish and Russian research organizations that joined forces towards development of leading-edge ICT competences and their use in multidisciplinary applications. The partner organizations from both countries have developed close collaboration framework, which enabled them to implement three crossborder cooperation projects co-funded by the Karelia ENPI CBC Programme. The paper describes this framework as a complex combination of various activities, including educational events, practical R&D, as well as infrastructure development and dissemination activities. Following the development of regional cooperation ecosystem and enhancement of ICT competences (KA179 project), rest of the activities were focused on practical and multidisciplinary applications. In these projects, novel approaches and latest information and Internet technologies were used to increase regional tourism attractiveness (KA322 project) and to improve quality of life for people with disabilities by addressing issues related to social exclusion, accessibility and mobility (KA432 project). The aim of the paper is to share practical experiences, gained during implementation of these cross-border cooperation projects, and to present developed ICT applications in a multidisciplinary context.

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Section: B Educational and Randd Activities For Competence Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing ICT-Based multidisciplinary collaboration in cross-border context: FRUCTFacilitated karelia ENPI project success stories

Balandin¹,

Shabaev

Stibe

2014

Proceedings of 16th Conference of Open Innovations Association FRUCT

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“…Furthermore, several real-life applications have been presented: a blogging application called SmartScribo was proposed in [16], [17]; then, its integration in a Smart Conference System was performed and described by Korzun et al in [18]. The following works tried, first, to evolve the latter in a Smart Room application [19] and, then, to combine the E-Tourism services [20], [21] with the Smart Room [22], [23].…”

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Development of collaborative editing applications through semantic publish-subscribe platforms

Viola

Antoniazzi

D’Elia

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2017 21st Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT)

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Cloud computing revolutionized the way resources (i.e. services and data) are accessed and used. Among the many changes in data processing and service provision paradigms, Software as a Service (SaaS) and collaborative editing are two of the most significant. This paper presents an approach based on semantic publish/subscribe paradigm to the development of collaborative editing applications. The main aim of this research work consists in exploiting emerging technologies (i.e. semantic web data representation formalisms, publish-subscribe platforms) in order to (1) overcome limitations coming from the traditional paradigm of single-author workflows, (2) enhance the editing capabilities of the users, (3) ease the development and maintainment of applications and (4) provide a shared highlevel abstraction of the documents that fosters information-level interoperability and reusability. The proposed approach is then validated through an ad-hoc vector graphics application, SCEd (Semantic Collaborative Editor) built upon a SPARQL Event Processing Architecture derived from the Smart-M3 semantic publish-subscribe platform.

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“…The SIB is a semantic information sharing service, providing semantic level communication channel for KPs to interact with each other. Our architecture design decisions also use the experience of papers [16], [17], [18].…”

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Ontological model of multi-source smart space content for use in cultural heritage trip planning

Kulakov

Petrina

2015

2015 17th Conference of Open Innovations Association (FRUCT)

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This paper presents ontological model for storage of cultural heritage and trip planning information in Smart Space. This model combines external information service-specific ontologies to the one generic ontology and provides easy way to construct distributed Smart Space-based service from various modules. Cultural heritage information presented in ontological model is used to search and recommend attractions. The paper contains proposed high-level service architecture and description of various use cases which are verified presented ontological model.

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Virtual shared workspace for smart spaces and M3-based case study

Cited by 18 publications

References 17 publications

Enhancing ICT-Based multidisciplinary collaboration in cross-border context: FRUCTFacilitated karelia ENPI project success stories

Enhancing ICT-Based multidisciplinary collaboration in cross-border context: FRUCTFacilitated karelia ENPI project success stories

Development of collaborative editing applications through semantic publish-subscribe platforms

Ontological model of multi-source smart space content for use in cultural heritage trip planning

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