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Applying Semantic Technologies for Context-Aware AAL Services: What we can learn from SOPRANO

by: Peter Wolf, Andreas Schmidt, and Michael Klein

In: Workshop on Applications of Semantic Technologies 09, Informatik 2009GI (2009) .

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URL:	http://publications.andreas.schmidt.name/AST09_Informatik2009_SOPRANO_Wolf_Schmidt_Klein.pdf

Ambient assisted living AAL is a newly emerging term describing a research area with focus on services that support people in their daily life with particular focus on elderly people. This includes reminding and alerting the assisted persons and their environment, giving feedback, advice, and impulses for physical, or social activities, among others. All of these supportive actions need to be context-aware. Semantic technologies have been considered to be a perfect fit for context-awareness in pervasive computing and ambient intelligence. Mainstream semantic web technologies are nowadays largely based on description logics and the W3C standard OWL-DL, which are also used in the AAL domain see PG07 and KC06. The analysis of the scenarios and use cases, however, have yielded requirements and constraints, which have shown that these mainstream technologies are not well-suited for the AAL domain. In this paper we present the SOPRANO approach as an alternative semantic approach to capturing, managing, and enriching context information for context-aware AAL services.

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@inproceedings{WolfAST09,
  abstract = {Ambient assisted living (AAL) is a newly emerging term describing a research area with focus on services that support people in their daily life with  particular focus on elderly people. This includes reminding and alerting the assisted person(s) and their environment, giving feedback, advice, and impulses for physical, or social
activities, among others. All of these supportive actions need to be context-aware. Semantic technologies have been considered to be a perfect fit for context-awareness in pervasive computing and ambient intelligence. Mainstream semantic (web) technologies are nowadays largely based on description logics and the W3C standard OWL-DL, which are also used in the AAL domain (see [PG07] and [KC06]). The analysis of the scenarios and use cases, however, have yielded requirements and constraints, which have shown that these mainstream technologies are not well-suited for the AAL domain. In this paper we present the SOPRANO approach as an alternative semantic approach to capturing, managing, and enriching context information for context-aware AAL services.},
  added-at = {2009-06-12T23:47:58.000+0200},
  author = {Wolf, Peter and Schmidt, Andreas and Klein, Michael},
  biburl = {http://www.bibsonomy.org/bibtex/216badb2c1a6d1217f232d0e9f3f9364a/aschmidt},
  booktitle = {Workshop on Applications of Semantic Technologies 09, Informatik 2009},
  interhash = {94611d7a1d2ae925ec5eea88c14f068e},
  intrahash = {16badb2c1a6d1217f232d0e9f3f9364a},
  keywords = {aal aps context fzi ipe lang:en myown ontology openaal semantics workshop},
  publisher = {GI},
  series = {Lecture Notes in Informatics},
  timestamp = {2009-06-12T23:47:58.000+0200},
  title = {Applying Semantic Technologies for Context-Aware AAL  Services: What we can learn from SOPRANO},
  url = {http://publications.andreas.schmidt.name/AST09_Informatik2009_SOPRANO_Wolf_Schmidt_Klein.pdf},
  year = 2009
}

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%0 Conference Paper
%1 WolfAST09
%A Wolf, Peter
%A Schmidt, Andreas
%A Klein, Michael
%B Workshop on Applications of Semantic Technologies 09, Informatik 2009
%D 2009
%I GI
%K 
%T Applying Semantic Technologies for Context-Aware AAL  Services: What we can learn from SOPRANO
%U http://publications.andreas.schmidt.name/AST09_Informatik2009_SOPRANO_Wolf_Schmidt_Klein.pdf
%X Ambient assisted living (AAL) is a newly emerging term describing a research area with focus on services that support people in their daily life with  particular focus on elderly people. This includes reminding and alerting the assisted person(s) and their environment, giving feedback, advice, and impulses for physical, or social
activities, among others. All of these supportive actions need to be context-aware. Semantic technologies have been considered to be a perfect fit for context-awareness in pervasive computing and ambient intelligence. Mainstream semantic (web) technologies are nowadays largely based on description logics and the W3C standard OWL-DL, which are also used in the AAL domain (see [PG07] and [KC06]). The analysis of the scenarios and use cases, however, have yielded requirements and constraints, which have shown that these mainstream technologies are not well-suited for the AAL domain. In this paper we present the SOPRANO approach as an alternative semantic approach to capturing, managing, and enriching context information for context-aware AAL services.

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