Presentation of EetacApp by BASTET team for DXAT.

1. EetacApp
A
new
revolutionary
application
for
EETAC’s
students
and
teachers.
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2. Table
of
Contents
1. Concept:
2. How
it
works?
Stories:
3. Flows
diagram:
4. Indoor
Positioning
&
Routing:
5. Entity-­‐relationship:
6. Use
case
diagram:
7. Components
Model:
8. Technologies:
9. Gantt
diagram:
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3. Concept
! The
EetacApp
offers
orientation
service
inside
the
campus,
where
the
app
user
can
explore
the
buildings
and
find
the
best
route
to
go
to
any
room.
! EetacApp
follows
web
2.0
ideas
since
users
can
give
their
opinion
about
sites
or
pictures
(the
users
take
and
upload
pictures)
! EetacApp
is
a
useful
tool
designed
for
Eetac
students
and
teachers
but
also
for
visitors
which
don’t
know
the
campus.
! What
is
the
difference
with
Foursquare
and
other
similar
apps?
Indoor
positioning
and
routing.
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4. How
it
works?
Stories
• This
Monday
was
about
to
start
badly
for
Bob.
Just
landing
from
London
at
13:17
am,
he
could
definitively
not
remember
the
explications
about
how
to
reach
the
conference
room.
And
he
should
be
the
first
one
to
speak!
Luckily,
he
downloaded
EetacApp
before
leaving,
following
his
colleague’s
advice.
Within
a
few
moments,
the
application
gave
him
the
quickest
way
to
the
place.
• The
new
poster
displayed
in
the
room
B-­‐332
was
very
interesting
for
Julian.
So,
as
he
was
sitting
waiting
the
teacher
to
come,
he
used
its
EetacApp
to
check-­‐in.
As
he
had
hoped,
there
was
already
a
picture
of
the
poster
in
the
B-­‐332
picture
gallery.
By
clicking
it,
he
displayed
the
poster’s
comments
thread.
After
reading
them,
he
added
his
own
thoughts
and
went
to
the
given
project
Web
page.
• After
the
presentation
of
Urbanization
in
room
V-­‐212,
the
group
was
very
pleased
to
see
their
friends
have
already
taken
pictures
and
upload
them,
creating
several
threads
about
the
main
debated
issues.
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5. SIGN
UP SIGN
IN PRESENTATION MAP
If
you
have
registred
before, the
next
Activity
i s
the
Map.
You
can
l ogin
with
facebook
or
google
(OpenID).
MAPS
Flow
EXPLORE Swith PROFILE
diagram
Best route
to
reach
the
location.
CHECK-­‐IN
EXPLORE
PROFILE
You can
make
a
check-­‐in
i n
Site
(add
to
favorites
at
same
time)
and
add
new
picttures
or
comments.
You
can
read
the
last
comments
related
with
the
site
or
related
with
the
pictures.
You
can
a dd
new
comments
to
a
picture.
CHECK-­‐IN
CHECK-­‐IN
o
EXPLORE CHECK-­‐IN
o
EXPLORE
(Selected,
pictures) (Selected,
comments)
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6. Indoor
Positioning
&
Routing
! We
use
a
GPS
for
outdoor
positioning
and
Google
API
for
outdoor
routing.
! There
are
several
options
for
indoor
positioning
&
routing
using
WIFI:
! Redpin
(www.redpin.org)
FREE
[Only
provide
positioning]
+
A-­‐STAR
algorithm
[provide
the
routing].
! Ericsson
Labs:
Indoor
Positioning
(https://labs.ericsson.com)
[LIMITED
USAGE
(50.000
query)]
! Micello
(www.micello.com)
[Javascript
API,
We
must
to
send
our
maps
to
the
company.]
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7. Entity-­‐relationship
6
entities
Location
! Location:
Where
is
the
user
0..*
1 1
(dynamic)?
User
1
-idUser
Where
is
a
Site
(static)?
-username Check-in Site
-idSite
-password -idCheck
1 0..* 0..* 1 -name
-surname -date
! User:
User
information.
-description
-email
-description
1
1
! Site:
Site
information.
Each
site
has
a
1 0..* 0..*
Location,
Pictures
and
Comments.
Picture
Comment
profile
-idComment
-idPicture
0..1 -idUser
! Check-­‐in:
Relates
a
User
with
a
Site,
-idUser
-date 1 0..*
-date
-text
while
the
user
is
in
that
Site.
! Pictures
can
be
the
Site’s
ones,
or
User’s
profile
picture.
! Comments:
Each
Picture
could
have
comments;
each
Site
has
comments.
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8. Cases
of
use
User Managment Authentication
! Only
one
kind
of
editName login
user.
editProfile editDesc logout
changePicture
register
! 4
blocks:
...
! User
managment.
User Operations Site Managment
! Authentication.
getRoute addFavorites
User
Operations.
seeMap check-in addComment
! exploreSite addPicture
! Site
Managment.
getNearSites
check-out
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9. Presentation
Components
model
IPAuthenticationManager IPUseManager IPSiteManager IPUserOperations
+login(in
username,
in
password)
:
boolean +editProfile(in
User)
:
boolean +checkin(in
site,
in
comment,
in
picture)
:
boolean +getRoute(in
location,
in
site)
:
List
<Location>
+logout(in
username)
:
boolean +addFavorite(in
site)
:
boolean +explore(in
location)
:
List
<Site>
+register(in
User)
:
boolean +delFavorite(in
site)
:
boolean +seeMap(in
location)
:
Map
+addComment(in
comment)
:
boolean +getNearSites(in
location)
:
List
<Site>
+addPicture(in
picture)
:
boolean
PAuthenticationManager PUserManagment PSiteManager PUserOperations
Business
Logic IBLSiteManager
IBLAuthenticationManager IBLUserManager
+allSites()
:
List
<Site> IBLUserOperations
+changeName(in
idUser,
in
username)
:
boolean +getSite(in
idSite)
:
Site
+getUser(in
username)
:
User
+changePicture(in
idUser,
in
picture)
:
boolean +addPhoto(in
idSite,
in
picture)
:
boolean +calcRoute(in
location,
in
location)
:
List
<Location>
+addUser(in
user)
:
boolean
+allUsers()
:
List
<User> +addComment(in
idSite,
in
comment)
:
boolean +getNearSites(in
location)
:
List
<Site>
+addFavorites(in
idSite,
in
idUser)
:
boolean(idl) +getMap(in
location)
:
Map
+delFavorite(in
idSite,
in
idSite)
:
boolean +getLocation(in
user)
:
Location
+usersCheckin(in
site)
:
List
<User> +getFavoriteSites(in
idUser)
:
List
<Site>
+addCheckin(in
user,
in
site)
:
boolean
BLAuthenticationManager BLUserManagment BLSiteManager BLUserOperations
Integration IISiteManager
IIAuthenticationManager IIUserManager
+getSite(in
idSite)
:
Site
+addPhoto(in
idSite,
in
picture)
:
boolean IIUserOperations
+getUser(in
username)
:
User +changeName(in
idUser,
in
username)
:
boolean +addComment(in
idSite,
in
comment)
:
boolean
+addUser(in
user)
:
boolean +changePicture(in
idUser,
in
picture)
:
boolean +addFavorites(in
idSite,
in
idUser)
:
boolean +getMap(in
location)
:
Map
+delFavorite(in
idSite,
in
idSite)
:
boolean +getLocation(in
user)
:
Location
+getLocation(in
site)
:
Location +getFavoriteSites(in
idUser)
:
List
<Site>
+getComments(in
site)
:
List
<Comment>
+getComments(in
picture)
:
List
<Comment>
IAuthenticationManager IUserManagment ISiteManager IUserOperations
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10. Technologies
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11. Technologies
! Web
Server
! Tomcat
7.
! RESTfull
Service
using
Jersey
Implementation.
! Wicket
MVC
framework
for
developing
web
applications
in
java.
! Hibernate
for
the
mapping
between
java
objects
and
database
tables.
! Mobile
App:
Android
2.3.3
! Database:
Postgres,
because
scalability
is
better
and
better
performance
on
Hibernate
than
MySQL.
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12. Technologies
! Indoor
Positioning
! RedPin
or
Ericcson
Labs
Indor
Maps.
! Maps
and
Routing
! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A*_search_algorithm
(aplicación
de
Luismi).
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13. Gant
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14. Additional
Features
! Integration
with
Atenea
and
SIA
(Problem:
today,
APIs
don’t
exist).
! Integration
with
Facebook,
Twitter
and
Foursquare
(Using
places
of
foursquare
and
announcing
by
tweets
and
wall
posts).
! Give
the
possibility
to
the
users
to
create
sites
and
add
videos
at
sites.
! Import
student
calendar.
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15. Conclusions
! Eetac
app
can
work
like
a
social
network
of
CBL
students
giving
a
new
way
of
communication
between
them.
! In
the
future,
Eetac
app
can
be
exported
to
any
other
campus
or
create
a
new
app
like
UPCApp.
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16. END
Any
question?
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