Web-based framework for spatiotemporal screen real estate management of interactive public displays

Lindén, T.; Heikkinen, Tommi; Ojala, Timo; Kukka, Hannu; Jurmu, Marko

doi:10.1145/1772690.1772901

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“…These meta-applications execute and synchronize multiple copies of web applications in parallel. The research by Lindén et al [16], present a web-based framework for spatiotemporal management of screen real estate to enable several independent web applications to be executed in parallel on the same display. Memarovic et al [17] identified a number of challenges when moving from personalized Web content to personalized content for public displays including user identification, profile location, profile content, content tailoring, model refinement and applications that require personalization.…”

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Understanding the use of web technologies for applications in open display networks

Taivan

José

Silva

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communication Workshops (PERCOM WORKSHOPS)

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Open display networks represent a new paradigm for large scale networks of public displays that are open to applications and content from third party sources. Web technologies may be particularly interesting as a technological framework for thirdparty application development in open display networks because of their portability and widespread use. However, there are also significant challenges involved that result from the specificities of this particular usage domain. In this work, we identify and characterize some of those specificities and analyze their implications for the use of web technologies. This contribution builds on our own experience with the development of multiple web-based applications for public displays and will inform the design of new models for this type of applications.

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Understanding the use of web technologies for applications in open display networks

Taivan

José

Silva

2014

2014 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communication Workshops (PERCOM WORKSHOPS)

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“…This public display infrastructure uses a Web-based screen real-estate partitioning framework for large public displays [3] that is deployed on the display hardware in a decentralized fashion. The applications themselves, however, have been deployed in the more traditional client-server Web application hosting style.…”

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Towards multi-application public interactive displays

Lindén

Heikkinen

Kostakos

et al. 2012

Proceedings of the 2012 International Symposium on Pervasive Displays

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Public displays are becoming a common sight in the urban landscape and they are increasingly being equipped with interaction components such as touch screens. In addition, the Web and its set of enabling technologies are attractive for realizing applications for public displays. We argue that to develop multi-application public displays, then services generally need to be easy to develop, robust, and be easy to deploy and maintain. In this position paper we present a virtual machinebased Web application platform, for decentralized deployment of interactive services on heterogeneous public displays, which satisfies the aforementioned requirements. We also report on some usage experiences of utilizing the platform in a network of large public displays, which we have deployed in a mid-size city.

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“…The Layout manager provides a SOAP interface for triggering state changes and assigning virtual screens with URL's of arbitrary web applications. [16] …”

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Open Urban Computing Testbed

Ojala

Kukka

Heikkinen

et al. 2011

Lecture Notes of the Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering

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Abstract. We present a unique urban computing testbed for studying the utilization of ubiquitous computing technology in the public urban space of a city center. The testbed comprises of a wide range of pervasive computing infrastructure and different middleware resources. We demonstrate the applicability and benefits of the testbed in evaluating technology pilots and prototyping new ubiquitous services in real-world urban setting. We conclude with a discussion on the challenges in deploying this kind of a large-scale testbed in a public urban space.

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Web-based framework for spatiotemporal screen real estate management of interactive public displays

Cited by 32 publications

References 7 publications

Understanding the use of web technologies for applications in open display networks

Understanding the use of web technologies for applications in open display networks

Towards multi-application public interactive displays

Open Urban Computing Testbed

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