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An Ontology Oriented Architecture for Context Aware Services Adaptation
In the field of ubiquitous computing, a class of applications called
context-aware services attracted great interest especially since the emergence
of wireless technologies and mobile devices. Context-aware application can
dynamically capture a range of information from its environment and this
information represents a context, the application adapts its execution
according to this context. An important challenge in ubiquitous computing is
dealing with context. Ontologies presents the most promising instrument for
context modeling and managing due to their high and formal expressiveness and
the possibilities for applying ontology reasoning techniques. In this paper, we
present an ontology based approach for the development of context aware
services.Comment: 10 pages, 5 figures, IJCSI (International Journal of Computer Science
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Context-Awareness for Service Oriented Systems *
Today, service oriented systems need to be enhanced to sense and react to user’s context in order to provide a better user experience. To meet this requirement, Context-Aware Services (CAS) have emerged as an underling design and development paradigm for the development of context-aware systems. The fundamental challenges for such systems development are context-awareness management and service adaptation to the user’s context. To cope with such requirements, we propose a well designed architecture, named ACAS, to support the development of Context-Aware Service Oriented Systems (CASOS). This architecture relies on a set of context-awareness and CAS specifications and metamodels to enhance a core service, in service oriented systems, to be context-aware. This enhancement is fulfilled by the Aspect Adaptations Weaver (A2W) which, based on the Aspect Paradigm (AP) concepts, considers the service’s adaptations as aspects