DocumentCode :
2848506
Title :
Context-Sensitive Ecosystem of Intelligent Environments
Author :
Ostos, Rodolfo ; Cervantes, J. Francisco ; Ramos, Félix F. ; Castillo, Bernardino ; Occello, Michel
Author_Institution :
Centro de Investig. y de Estudios Av., IPN, Guadalajara, Mexico
fYear :
2012
fDate :
26-29 June 2012
Firstpage :
72
Lastpage :
79
Abstract :
In this article we propose an agent-based architecture to create an ecosystem of Intelligent Environments (IE´s). The distinctive characteristics of this proposal are: it takes into account the changing needs of the environment´s dwellers, that is, the IE is sensitive to the context, and it allows the user to move among the ecosystem´s elements freely. With these features, the ecosystem manages all required information to satisfy the users´ needs, even when they are in transit between two IE´s. The key element in our proposal is an ontology that is used in three main processes in our ecosystem. First of all, it works together with sensor information to provide the sensitivity of the context, second, it is used to decide whether local resources are enough to fulfill user needs or if it is necessary to use the ecosystem´s resources, and third, the ontology is also useful in the interaction among different IE´s to satisfy some users´ requirements.
Keywords :
multi-agent systems; ontologies (artificial intelligence); software architecture; agent-based architecture; context-sensitive ecosystem; ecosystem elements; ecosystem resources; environment dwellers; intelligent environments; ontology; sensor information; users needs; users requirements; Actuators; Biomedical monitoring; Computer architecture; Context; Ecosystems; Monitoring; Multiagent systems; Context-aware services; Multiagent systems; Open systems;
fLanguage :
English
Publisher :
ieee
Conference_Titel :
Intelligent Environments (IE), 2012 8th International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Guanajuato
Print_ISBN :
978-1-4673-2093-1
Type :
conf
DOI :
10.1109/IE.2012.15
Filename :
6258505
Link To Document :
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