A personalized model of real-life space for providing ambient service

• Published in: 2012 6th International Conference on New Trends in Information Science, Service Science and Data Mining pp. 27 - 33
• Main Authors: Sora Lim, Jong-Gak Choe, Kwon, Yong-Jin
• Format: Conference Proceeding
• Language: English
• Published: IEEE 01.10.2012
• Subjects: Aerospace engineering; Ambient intelligence; Ambient Service Model; Computational modeling; Information services; Motion pictures; Personalized Information; Real-life Space; Smart phones; Solid modeling; Ubiquitous computing; Videos; Web pages
• ISBN: 9781467308762; 1467308765

With the advent of a new services environment based on high-speed mobile networks and high-performance mobile devices, users in real life require content-centric services that provide personalized information conveniently and efficiently. These services are defined as ambient services. To implement and support sustainable ambient services, there is a critical need to conduct research regarding practicable models and methodologies. This paper proposes an effective model for ambient services based on the personalization of real-life space. The model consists of Public Info-space, Universal Info-space and Private Info-space. We also show a methodology for implementing the model with currently available techniques in order to prove that the model and methodology constitute an applicable solution to developing true ambient services. Finally, a kind of role-playing game which is built on a real university campus is presented to show the model to be available, where the test bed infrastructure consists of wireless mesh networks and real-time location systems (RTLSes).