Pub Date : 2013-10-01DOI: 10.1109/LCNW.2013.6758512
Dan Johansson, K. Andersson, C. Åhlund
When migrating applications between devices during runtime, one has achieved application mobility. In this paper we present the XAM system, providing application mobility through a peer-to-peer based solution over heterogeneous networks. Our architecture takes into consideration established requirements of application mobility, being application identification and distribution; context-awareness and context quality; seamlessness; heterogeneity support; and usability. Our system differs from traditional systems as it provides application mobility in a decentralized manner over heterogeneous networks, using different communication technologies. Following the evaluation of our system, we also discuss major challenges and possibilities for the continuing evolution of application mobility systems.
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Pub Date : 2013-10-01DOI: 10.1109/LCNW.2013.6758521
V. Suryani, Achmad Rizal, Anton Herutomo, M. Abdurohman, T. Magedanz, Asma Elmangoush
Information and Communication Technologies are playing major roles in creating Smart environments, and enhancing services in various sectors. The Machine-to-Machine (M2M) communication paradigm enables devices used in all live aspects to communicate and share information with limited human intervention. In this paper we present an M2M telemedicine service to monitor Electrocardiagram (ECG) signal remotely. ECG is a physiological signal produced by electrical activity of heart; it can be recorded using electrocardiograph device and used to detect many heart problems, such as heart attacks. Data generated by ECG's device are sent over M2M platform, that is OpenMTC for further processing in devices that are on the client side.
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Pub Date : 2013-10-01DOI: 10.1109/LCNW.2013.6758494
Karla Felix Navarro, V. Gay, Loic Golliard, B. Johnston, P. Leijdekkers, E. Vaughan, Xun Wang, Mary-Anne Williams
Traffic congestion presents significant environmental, social and economic costs. Encouraging people to cycle and use other forms of alternate transportation is one important aspect of addressing these problems. However, many city councils face significant difficulties in educating citizens and encouraging them to form new habits around these alternate forms of transport. Mobile devices present a great opportunity to effect such positive behavior change. In this paper we discuss the results of a survey aimed at understanding how mobile devices can be used to encourage cycling and/or improve the cycling experience. We use the results of the survey to design and develop a mobile app called SocialCycle, which purpose is to encourage users to start cycling and to increase the number of trips that existing riders take by bicycle.
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Pub Date : 2013-10-01DOI: 10.1109/LCNW.2013.6758529
M. Roelands
With Machine-to-Machine and Internet of Things getting beyond hype, including an ever wider range of connected device types in ever more value-added services, a new era of data (and multimedia) stream-intensive services is emerging. While live data is massively becoming available, turning it into meaningful information that is not only actionable for decision makers, but also can be leveraged as a behavioral service property, or even reused across services, is a challenge that demands a systematic approach. In this paper we propose such systematic approach, towards establishing an Internet of Things service platform architecture that leverages real-world knowledge for faster service creation and more efficient execution. Illustrated by example scenarios, we go further beyond this, proposing a method to systematically leverage machine learning techniques for revising, improving or ultimately semi-automatically extending this real-world knowledge `in-situ', i.e. during system operation, leveraging real-world observation in-context of requested service execution.
随着机器对机器(Machine-to-Machine)和物联网(Internet of Things)超越炒作，包括越来越多的连接设备类型和越来越多的增值服务，一个数据(和多媒体)流密集型服务的新时代正在出现。当实时数据变得大量可用时，将其转化为有意义的信息，不仅可供决策者操作，而且还可以作为行为服务属性加以利用，甚至可以跨服务重用，这是一项需要系统方法的挑战。在本文中，我们提出了这样一种系统的方法，旨在建立一个利用现实世界知识的物联网服务平台架构，以更快地创建服务并更有效地执行。通过示例场景的说明，我们进一步超越了这一点，提出了一种方法，系统地利用机器学习技术来修改、改进或最终半自动地扩展“原位”的现实世界知识，即在系统运行期间，利用请求服务执行上下文中的现实世界观察。
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Pub Date : 2013-10-01DOI: 10.1109/LCNW.2013.6758533
Chong Shao, A. Moens, M. Crompton
The pace of change in uses and regulation of personal information has continued to accelerate around the globe. This brief review looks at changes over the past 12 months in the regulation of handling of personal information through new or amended privacy law. Our observations are that there is an increasing recognition of privacy in the regulatory environment. Indeed, countries that have had privacy law for some time are updating their laws while countries that had not previously considered privacy law now have it in place. Australia, Korea and the EU are examples of the former described in this paper; Singapore, the Philippines and China are examples of the latter.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.1109/LCNW.2013.6758492
Ranjana Pathak, Peizhao Hu, J. Indulska, M. Portmann, S. Azzuhri
Typically, many multi-hop wireless networks rely on routing protocols to form end-to-end routes to deliver data packets from the sources to the respective destinations. In the case of link failures occur due to interference or node mobility, these protocols will try to reroute. When no alternative route is found, packets will be dropped as a result. As a way to improve the packet delivery ratio, these protocols can be extended to support the store-carry-forward features. We propose a hybrid approach to enable dynamic switching between mode of communication according to the link conditions. This is different from other existing solutions where the switching occur only when the end-to-end route fails, and packets will be delivered using another communication mode for the rest of the routing path. In this paper, we present the implementation of incorporating the dynamic switching into two routing protocols (AODV and OLSR) and conduct a performance study for the two hybrid protocols in a number of simulation based scenarios.
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