Title :
The health integrated smart home information system (HIS2): rules based system for the localization of a human
Author :
Noury, Norbert ; Virone, Gilles ; Creuzet, Thierry
Author_Institution :
TIMC-IMAG, UMR CNRS, La Tronche, France
fDate :
6/24/1905 12:00:00 AM
Abstract :
The HIS2 is a "health integrated smart home information system" devoted to the remote follow up of the patient living at home. This paper presents a decision algorithm, encapsulated in this telemedicine system, in charge with the localization of the patient in the smart home from the triggering of the human detectors. Up to day, the localization is achieved by the door contacts and the volumetric sensors installed in each room of the HIS2. The relationship is not trivial, consequently a set of rules, experienced during the installation of the HIS2, has been elaborated. Thus, a set of rules has been written, with the limitation to only one person living in the home. Furthermore, we define the term "volume", more convenient than the term "room", as a room can include several volumes. Then we classify into three kinds of volumes: the "destination" volume, the "communication" volume and the "exchange" volume. This enables us to select the right sensor to be implemented with its best position inside the HIS2
Keywords :
computerised monitoring; controller area networks; geriatrics; health care; medical expert systems; medical information systems; patient monitoring; telemedicine; CAN bus; daily activity; decision algorithm; door contacts; elderly people; health integrated smart home information system; health status; home care; human localization; local array network; magnetic contact switches; monitoring software; pyroelectric infrared sensors; remote followup; remote monitoring; remote surveillance; rules based system; telemedicine; volumetric sensors; wireless position sensors; Hospitals; Humans; Information systems; Intelligent sensors; Knowledge based systems; Magnetic sensors; Senior citizens; Sensor arrays; Smart homes; Telemedicine;
Conference_Titel :
Microtechnologies in Medicine & Biology 2nd Annual International IEEE-EMB Special Topic Conference on
Conference_Location :
Madison, WI
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-7480-0
DOI :
10.1109/MMB.2002.1002338