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Theoretical framework for a tourism internet of things smart destination
1. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK FOR A TOURISM
INTERNET OF THINGS: SMART DESTINATION
Carlos Lamsfus, Aurkene Alzua-Sorzabal, Emilio Torres-Manzanera,
David Martín, Dolores Ordóñez, Irene López de Vallejo
davidmartin@tourgune.org
7. Introduction
• The development of systems that use context data is
difficult
• Technical challenges
• Context data has to be…
• Obtained (distributed, heterogeneous)
• Processed (data model)
• Managed (inference->situations)
• The system has to be adapted to the identified situation
• Developers need…
• Toolkits that can make easier the development and
deployment of Context-Aware Systems.
10. Theoretical framework
• Context is…
“… any information that can be obtained and
processed by a hardware or a software system,
{sleeping, at home, …} {living being, place, object}
in order to identify the situation of an entity
and adapt the system’s behaviour to that situation”.
11. Theoretical framework
• A situation is…
… the state of a subset of the available context
information at a certain region in space and at a
concrete interval in time”.
Waiting for
the bus
Bus stop
Going out on
a rainy day
Hotel room
14. Context Cloud: functionalities
End user
CONTEXT-AWARE
SYSTEM
Programmer
Walking
Working
Sleeping
Room
CONTEXT CLOUD
Programmer
Bus stop
Active
Provider
Passive
Provider
Providers
Rule1
GET
Rule 2
XML
POST
Programmer
Weather service
Smartphone
18. Conclusions
• Smart Destination
• Middleware infrastructure designed for developers
• Context Cloud
• Improvements over existing approaches
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Free data model based on entities
Support for mobility (GIS)
Extensible at runtime (rules, data model, sources,…)
Web development environment (involvement of DE)