(Slides) A demand-oriented information retrieval method on MANETNaoki Shibata
Enomoto, M., Shibata, N., Yasumoto, K., Ito, M. and Higashino, T.: A demand-oriented information retrieval method on MANET, International Workshop on Future Mobile and Ubiquitous Information Technologies (FMUIT'06).
http://ito-lab.naist.jp/themes/pdffiles/060510.makoto-e.fmuit06.pdf
In urban areas including shopping malls and stations
with many people, it is important to utilize various information
which those people have obtained. In this paper, we
propose a method for information registration and retrieval
in MANET which achieves small communication cost and
short response time. In our method, we divide the whole application
field into multiple sub-areas and classify records
into several categories so that mobile terminals in an area
holds records with a category. Each area is associated with
a category so that the number of queries for the category
becomes the largest in the area. Thus, mobile users search
records with a certain category by sending a query to nodes
in the particular area using existing protocol such as LBM
(Location-Based Multicast). Through simulations supposing
actual urban area near Osaka station, we have confirmed
that our method achieves practical communication
cost and performance for information retrieval in MANET.
Sensing City Potential through Social Data @ ICMU2014 PanelYutaka Arakawa
This document discusses using social data to understand city potential. It describes how humans act as sensors through their posts on social media, providing textual information about locations. The document outlines two of the author's research projects: 1) retrieving popular sightseeing spots in a city by analyzing social media data, and 2) recommending photo spots to users based on where pictures were taken and what conditions were best. It proposes using these techniques to help plan trips and recommend camera settings. Overall, the author argues that analyzing social data can provide insights into a city's attractions and help create an "ubiquitous city".
(Slides) A demand-oriented information retrieval method on MANETNaoki Shibata
Enomoto, M., Shibata, N., Yasumoto, K., Ito, M. and Higashino, T.: A demand-oriented information retrieval method on MANET, International Workshop on Future Mobile and Ubiquitous Information Technologies (FMUIT'06).
http://ito-lab.naist.jp/themes/pdffiles/060510.makoto-e.fmuit06.pdf
In urban areas including shopping malls and stations
with many people, it is important to utilize various information
which those people have obtained. In this paper, we
propose a method for information registration and retrieval
in MANET which achieves small communication cost and
short response time. In our method, we divide the whole application
field into multiple sub-areas and classify records
into several categories so that mobile terminals in an area
holds records with a category. Each area is associated with
a category so that the number of queries for the category
becomes the largest in the area. Thus, mobile users search
records with a certain category by sending a query to nodes
in the particular area using existing protocol such as LBM
(Location-Based Multicast). Through simulations supposing
actual urban area near Osaka station, we have confirmed
that our method achieves practical communication
cost and performance for information retrieval in MANET.
Sensing City Potential through Social Data @ ICMU2014 PanelYutaka Arakawa
This document discusses using social data to understand city potential. It describes how humans act as sensors through their posts on social media, providing textual information about locations. The document outlines two of the author's research projects: 1) retrieving popular sightseeing spots in a city by analyzing social media data, and 2) recommending photo spots to users based on where pictures were taken and what conditions were best. It proposes using these techniques to help plan trips and recommend camera settings. Overall, the author argues that analyzing social data can provide insights into a city's attractions and help create an "ubiquitous city".
Building Visual Studio LightSwitch ApplicationKunal Chowdhury
This document outlines an agenda for a session on building applications with Visual Studio LightSwitch. The session will cover an introduction to LightSwitch, building a web application, customizing the UI, and publishing a LightSwitch application. Attendees will learn that LightSwitch automatically generates user interfaces for data sources without code and allows building Silverlight applications with Visual Studio. A demo will show creating a simple application and customizing the UI.
A Study of the Characteristics of Developers′ Activities in GitHub奈良先端大 情報科学研究科
This study analyzed data from GitHub to understand different types of software developers and how they contribute. The researchers collected data on coding, commenting, and issue activities from 9 developers of the node project and 10 developers of the jQuery project. The analysis found that developers contribute in different ways, with some focusing more on coding, commenting, or a mix. It also found that developers work on different schedules, with some contributing daily and others only periodically. Developer activity levels varied significantly, from contributing over years to only a few months.
Visual Sudio LightSwitch Application Development - Pune DevCon 19Dec2010Kunal Chowdhury
The document outlines an agenda for a conference session on Visual Studio LightSwitch application development. It will cover an introduction to LightSwitch, why developers and businesses use LightSwitch applications, available data providers, data types, building a web application in LightSwitch, customizing the UI, and publishing a LightSwitch application. The session will include a demo and questions. LightSwitch allows automatically generating an interface for a data source without coding and applications can be extended through code as needed.
(Slides) A Method for Distributed Computaion of Semi-Optimal Multicast Tree i...Naoki Shibata
The document proposes a distributed method for constructing semi-optimal multicast trees in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) that satisfies quality of service constraints and optimizes a given objective such as power consumption or stability. The method uses genetic algorithms to compute local and global multicast trees in a hierarchical, distributed manner. Evaluation experiments found the method scales well to large networks and recomputes trees more efficiently than existing approaches in response to topology changes.
(Slides) A Personal Navigation System with a Schedule Planning Facility Based...Naoki Shibata
Shiraishi, T., Nagata, M., Shibata, N., Murata, Y., Yasumoto, K. and Ito, M.: A Personal Navigation System with a Schedule Planning Facility Based on Multiobjective Criteria, Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Mobile Computing and Ubiquitous Networking (ICMU2005), pp.104-109, (April 2005)
http://ito-lab.naist.jp/themes/pdffiles/icmu05-takayu-s.pdf
In our previous work, we have proposed a personal navigation
system called P-Tour, which facilitates tourists to compose
a schedule to visit multiple destinations taking into account
their preferences and time restrictions. In this paper,
we extend P-Tour in the following two ways: (1) allowing
users to optimize their tour schedules under multiple conflicting
criteria such as total expenses and satisfaction degrees;
and (2) navigating users to the next destination in more efficient
way. We have implemented the above extensions and
integrated them into P-Tour. Through some experiments, we
show the effectiveness of the proposed extensions.
Presentation for microsoft imagine cup 2012Raza Najam
This document outlines a proposed energy management system project to reduce electricity consumption and bills. It discusses Pakistan's energy crisis due to increasing demand and stagnant supply. The project aims to decrease consumption by managing loads through automation rather than increasing generation. A pilot will be conducted at PNEC to record current wastage and evaluate savings from the system. Block diagrams and a task flow are presented, with the project divided into modular phases and progress reported over time.
The document discusses integrating voice commands into Windows Phone applications. It provides XML code examples for defining voice command sets with commands to search or find content on MSDN based on dictated terms. The commands provide feedback and navigate to a main page. Voice commands were improved between Windows Phone 8.0 and 8.1, allowing more powerful and accurate natural language recognition.
Building Visual Studio LightSwitch ApplicationKunal Chowdhury
This document outlines an agenda for a session on building applications with Visual Studio LightSwitch. The session will cover an introduction to LightSwitch, building a web application, customizing the UI, and publishing a LightSwitch application. Attendees will learn that LightSwitch automatically generates user interfaces for data sources without code and allows building Silverlight applications with Visual Studio. A demo will show creating a simple application and customizing the UI.
A Study of the Characteristics of Developers′ Activities in GitHub奈良先端大 情報科学研究科
This study analyzed data from GitHub to understand different types of software developers and how they contribute. The researchers collected data on coding, commenting, and issue activities from 9 developers of the node project and 10 developers of the jQuery project. The analysis found that developers contribute in different ways, with some focusing more on coding, commenting, or a mix. It also found that developers work on different schedules, with some contributing daily and others only periodically. Developer activity levels varied significantly, from contributing over years to only a few months.
Visual Sudio LightSwitch Application Development - Pune DevCon 19Dec2010Kunal Chowdhury
The document outlines an agenda for a conference session on Visual Studio LightSwitch application development. It will cover an introduction to LightSwitch, why developers and businesses use LightSwitch applications, available data providers, data types, building a web application in LightSwitch, customizing the UI, and publishing a LightSwitch application. The session will include a demo and questions. LightSwitch allows automatically generating an interface for a data source without coding and applications can be extended through code as needed.
(Slides) A Method for Distributed Computaion of Semi-Optimal Multicast Tree i...Naoki Shibata
The document proposes a distributed method for constructing semi-optimal multicast trees in mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs) that satisfies quality of service constraints and optimizes a given objective such as power consumption or stability. The method uses genetic algorithms to compute local and global multicast trees in a hierarchical, distributed manner. Evaluation experiments found the method scales well to large networks and recomputes trees more efficiently than existing approaches in response to topology changes.
(Slides) A Personal Navigation System with a Schedule Planning Facility Based...Naoki Shibata
Shiraishi, T., Nagata, M., Shibata, N., Murata, Y., Yasumoto, K. and Ito, M.: A Personal Navigation System with a Schedule Planning Facility Based on Multiobjective Criteria, Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Mobile Computing and Ubiquitous Networking (ICMU2005), pp.104-109, (April 2005)
http://ito-lab.naist.jp/themes/pdffiles/icmu05-takayu-s.pdf
In our previous work, we have proposed a personal navigation
system called P-Tour, which facilitates tourists to compose
a schedule to visit multiple destinations taking into account
their preferences and time restrictions. In this paper,
we extend P-Tour in the following two ways: (1) allowing
users to optimize their tour schedules under multiple conflicting
criteria such as total expenses and satisfaction degrees;
and (2) navigating users to the next destination in more efficient
way. We have implemented the above extensions and
integrated them into P-Tour. Through some experiments, we
show the effectiveness of the proposed extensions.
Presentation for microsoft imagine cup 2012Raza Najam
This document outlines a proposed energy management system project to reduce electricity consumption and bills. It discusses Pakistan's energy crisis due to increasing demand and stagnant supply. The project aims to decrease consumption by managing loads through automation rather than increasing generation. A pilot will be conducted at PNEC to record current wastage and evaluate savings from the system. Block diagrams and a task flow are presented, with the project divided into modular phases and progress reported over time.
The document discusses integrating voice commands into Windows Phone applications. It provides XML code examples for defining voice command sets with commands to search or find content on MSDN based on dictated terms. The commands provide feedback and navigate to a main page. Voice commands were improved between Windows Phone 8.0 and 8.1, allowing more powerful and accurate natural language recognition.
