IEEE Personal Communications · 2001 · 46 citations · 3 references
Web ArchitectureEngineeringPervasive ComputingSocial ComputingUser ExperienceWeb Information SystemHuman-computer InteractionMobile ComputingComputer ScienceCommunicationSemantic WebReal World EntityBrowser-based ComputingCooltown VisionWeb RepresentationDynamic Web PageWeb Engineering
The Cooltown vision is that people, places, and things have a Web representation and that many useful services can be offered by creating a tighter link between the real world entity and its virtual representation. We defined a horizontal and uniform software architecture for building a Web presence for people, places, and things. This architecture enables the dynamic generation of Web contents based on the user context (location, identity, device capabilities), security permissions, and the relationships with other Web presences. Our implementation of this architecture is portable enough to be embedded in the entity that the Web presence describe but also scalable enough to support multiple Web presence hosting. We focused on making the creation of a Web presence easy for non-programmers.
3
People, Places, Things: Web Presence for the Real World
Tim Kindberg, John Barton, Jeff Morgan et al. · Mobile Networks and Applications · 2002 · 614 citations
People, places, things: Web presence for the real world
Tim Kindberg, John Barton, Jeff Morgan et al. · 2002 · 155 citations
The Design and Use of a Generic Context Server
Daniel Salber, Gregory D. Abowd · 1998 · 24 citations