Vanderhulst, Geert ; Schreiber, Daniel ; Luyten, Kris ; Coninx, Karin ; Mühlhäuser, Max
Calvary, Gaelle ; Graham, Nicholas ; Gray, Philip (eds.) (2009):
Edit, Inspect and Connect your Surroundings: A Reference Framework for Meta-UIs.
In: Proceedings of Engineering Interactive Computing Systems (EICS'09), pp. 167-175,
ACM Press, New York, ISBN 978-1-60558-600-7,
[Conference or Workshop Item]
Abstract
Discovering and unlocking the full potential of complex pervasive environments is still approached in application-centric ways. A set of statically deployed applications often defines the possible interactions within the environment. However, the increasing dynamics of such environments require a more versatile and generic approach which allows the end-user to inspect, configure and control the overall behavior of such an environment. A meta-UI addresses these needs by providing the end-user with an interactive view on a physical or virtual environment which can then be observed and manipulated at runtime. The meta-UI bridges the gap between the resource providers and the end-users by abstracting a resource’s features as executable activities that can be assembled at runtime to reach a common goal. In order to allow software services to automatically integrate with a pervasive computing environment, the minimal requirements of the environment’s meta-UI must be identified and agreed on. In this paper we present Meta-STUD, a goaland service-oriented reference framework that supports the creation of meta-UIs for usage in pervasive environments. The framework is validated using two independent implementation approaches designed with different technologies and focuses.
Item Type: | Conference or Workshop Item |
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Erschienen: | 2009 |
Editors: | Calvary, Gaelle ; Graham, Nicholas ; Gray, Philip |
Creators: | Vanderhulst, Geert ; Schreiber, Daniel ; Luyten, Kris ; Coninx, Karin ; Mühlhäuser, Max |
Title: | Edit, Inspect and Connect your Surroundings: A Reference Framework for Meta-UIs |
Language: | German |
Abstract: | Discovering and unlocking the full potential of complex pervasive environments is still approached in application-centric ways. A set of statically deployed applications often defines the possible interactions within the environment. However, the increasing dynamics of such environments require a more versatile and generic approach which allows the end-user to inspect, configure and control the overall behavior of such an environment. A meta-UI addresses these needs by providing the end-user with an interactive view on a physical or virtual environment which can then be observed and manipulated at runtime. The meta-UI bridges the gap between the resource providers and the end-users by abstracting a resource’s features as executable activities that can be assembled at runtime to reach a common goal. In order to allow software services to automatically integrate with a pervasive computing environment, the minimal requirements of the environment’s meta-UI must be identified and agreed on. In this paper we present Meta-STUD, a goaland service-oriented reference framework that supports the creation of meta-UIs for usage in pervasive environments. The framework is validated using two independent implementation approaches designed with different technologies and focuses. |
Book Title: | Proceedings of Engineering Interactive Computing Systems (EICS'09) |
Publisher: | ACM Press, New York |
ISBN: | 978-1-60558-600-7 |
Uncontrolled Keywords: | - SI - Area Smart Interaction;- SI : Augur (finished) |
Divisions: | 20 Department of Computer Science 20 Department of Computer Science > Telecooperation |
Date Deposited: | 31 Dec 2016 12:59 |
Identification Number: | TUD-CS-2009-0281 |
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