IEEE Transactions on Consumer Electronics · 2007 · 21 citations · 19 references
ComputingComputer SystemsInformation TechnologyAutomationCyber-physical SystemsSensorsBuilding AutomationBuilding Automation SystemsContext-aware ComputingSensor NetworksSmart SensorsWireless Sensor NetworksContextContext AwarenessLocation AwarenessLocation-based ServicesSensor Data ManagementSensor Network ArchitecturesSensor Networks For HomesUbiquitous Computing
Recently, sensor network technologies are being applied to more places such as the intelligent home, offices and universities. It is considered a main component of ubiquitous computing. This work focuses on sensor networks, the main infrastructure for context-aware service in ubiquitous home network. The context-aware services will trigger intelligent and automatic services according to the context information based on the sensor platform context in the future home. This service requires accurate sensing information about the environment or user, (which is gathered via information exchange among sensors without human intervention) and management of this information. Hence, if the intelligent service develops configuration and control problems related to some sensed information. Such problem causes interaction issues which require an optimal solution. This paper's proposed model, implements a location tracking system, sensor information management (SIM) model, and mechanism, which can gather optimal information through the interaction within sensed information. Finally, context-aware services such as location tracking service and appliance control service presently adopt SIM mechanism. The SIM model implements a framework which comprise of foundation for intelligent physical agents (FIPA) based on intelligent agent platform, a sensor platform, an environment sensor node, and an ultra-sonic based active bat location sensor node.
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