[PDF] Top 20 Towards Delivering Context Aware Transportation User Services

... for services to manage, locate and access spatial ...enables services to locate spatial objects using a variety of queries ranging from selection based on a parameter value, to selection based on temporal ... See full document

... of context aware adaptive ...surrounding context to help them manage and utilise ...in context of use, and this brings new challenges to interaction ...contextually aware adaptive ...of ... See full document

... There are different definitions of identity in the literature. Deng (2011) defined identity as “the way individuals and groups define themselves and are defined by others on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, ... See full document

... In very informal terms, one may say that requirements are a trade-off between the noble goals and the actual real- ity. For example, the goal of an m-commerce service might be to provide for a highly interactive ... See full document

... in context aware adaptation (in the domain of digitally-assisted ...in context aware adaptations were also studied, including user's perception, motivation, preference and subjective ... See full document

... negative transportation related ...individual user, as fuel, tolls and vehicle costs are ...ride-sharing services on the market, ride-sharing is still no widely-accepted mean of ... See full document

... a user profile and preferences, or a location and ...of context is “any relevant information about the user-application interaction, including the user and the application ...themselves”[2]. ... See full document

... use context to provide relevant infor- mation and/or services to the user, where relevancy depends on the user’s task ...of context: Dey [8] defines it as ”any information that can be used to ... See full document

... API. Services Server supplies links to other similar systems ...for services that require minimal interactions with the user and adapt their behaviors to the user’s ...expectations. ... See full document

... A truly open, ubiquitous, secure and resilient federated Cloud based ITS data store and services platform, would enable data to be exchanged across multiple data collectors and providers. Portability of ... See full document

... social aware (referring to the sender’s and recipient’s groups) while delivering the ...spatial context (in the form of area) and contex- tualized information (in the form of ...these ... See full document

... how context-aware computing can help in managing information and services in a construction ...in context-awareness in construction programme management are discussed and the enabling ... See full document

... – Personal Presence - Personal Presence represents all information known from Instant Messaging systems like ICQ, Skype, MSN etc and Social Network Applications like Facebook and MySpace. It defines the willingness and ... See full document

... changing context and dynamic project ...of user-context, by downloading field data from mobile devices onto desktop computers and then transferring this information into a project information ...on ... See full document

... Regarding above provided explanations, the origin of available risks in delivering mobile health services by the help of context aware systems can be divided into three main categories. The ... See full document

... updated user activities. Updated user activities would provide the algorithm with current interests and mood of ...future, user activities could be tapped outside the service provider so that the ... See full document

... the user preferences spec- ified through SLS model. In the context of such applications, our framework allows for evolution by uniting un-deployment to dynamic re-deployment of appropriate adaptation ... See full document

... are context-awareness and mobility. Context has been defined as any required knowledge to identify the situation of an entity – person, place or object – according to the interaction among a user and ... See full document

... Focal services can take one of four forms: (a) task-specific information, either inferred by the application or requested by the user, is presented to the user via the user interface ...the ... See full document

... Representing moving objects with a single time-span is sufficient for high-level motion descrip- tion (cf. [LGTH05]). Spatial information between the own-vehicle and other participants is represented from an ego-centric ... See full document