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6th and final plenary AWARENESS workshop results
1. 6th and final plenary
AWARENESS workshop
Results and future on context-
aware mobile (health)
applications
20 March 2008
Maarten Wegdam
Telematica Instituut
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This talk
• AWARENESS very high level
• Highlights
• Lessons learned on context
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Division of budget over partners
UT-CTIT
TI-WMC
Ericsson
Yucat
RRD
TMS-I
TICO
ALU
AWARENESS in one slide
• To research and design infrastructure support for context-
aware mobile applications, and validate this in the m-
health domain
• Collaborative research project (BSIK/Freeband)
• Alcatel-Lucent – Bell Labs
• Telematica Instituut
• University of Twente - CTIT
• Roessingh R&D
• Twente Institute for Wireless & Mobile Communications
• Ericsson
• Yucat
• TMS-I
• 2004-2008
• ~€11M budget, ~35FTE/y, ~116 Person year
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Context-aware mobile applications
• Context awareness = adapt to situation of user
• Location, availability etc
• C-Meeting prototype
• See who is going to be late or absent for a meeting
• Integrated in Outlook
• Based on GSM cell-id
Already present?
Travelling to meeting location?
Estimated time of arrival?
• Practice what you preach: live demo …
more on C-Meeting
•posters (outside auditorium)
•in Erik Meeuwissen’s talk
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Context-aware mobile health
• M-health = health care independent of time and place
• Using UMTS, GPRS, WLAN etc
• Conveys health signals collected by Health Body Area
Network
• Goal: efficiency, effectiveness and quality of life
• AWARENESS adds context to m-health
• patients, voluntary caregivers and professional caregivers
• Selected applications
• Tele-monitoring of epileptic seizures
• Tele-treatment of patients with chronic pain
• Tele-monitoring of uncontrolled movements in spasticity
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AWARENESS research highlights
• ~100 scientific papers (incl submissions …)
• 10 PhDs: 2 PhDs finished, 8 PhDs ongoing
• Workshop "Innovative ICT applications
for healthcare" at ICMCC 2005.
• EuroSSC 2006 conference
• CaT07 & CaT08 workshops
• Symposium: E-health - opportunities and barriers for
successful implementations (Dec 2007)
• MobileHCI 2008 together
with other Freeband projects
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AWARENESS valorization highlights
• MobiHealth BV (UT)
• Roessingh Telezorg Centrum
• 3 patents
• WMC – Flame: meshing between network and MAC
layers
• ALU – route prediction based on cell ids
• ALU – quality of context calculus
• WWRF & standardization (OMA, IETF)
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Other AWARENESS highlights
• “outstanding project” [Freeband external review June 2007]
• An integrated project !
• Two piloted integrated health demonstrators
Epilepsy (including SmartSigns)
Chronic pain
• Integrated office demonstrators
• Integrated context infrastructures
• Demo’s at: CeBIT 2005 and 2006, IST 2004, ICT Kenniscongres 2006,
EuroSSC 2006, CVA congress, ICMCC 2005 event, ICT Delta 2007,
Freeband zorg event 2006, Sentinels event 2005, EU CREST 2004, for
health insurance companies and members of parliament
• Three extensions
• Tele-treatment (2005)
• Business modeling tele-treatment (2007)
• 2008 extension
• Eight (or more?) articles in prof magazines
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AWARENESS: an infrastructure based approach
• cost reduction
• handling complexity
• improved efficiency
• increased trust
AWARENESS context-aware infrastructure
network and system resources
m-health platformcontext-aware
mobilehealth
other
application
areas
m-health applicationsm-health applications
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AWARENESS architecture
Context-aware
applications
sensors
Context
management
Contextinfrastructure
Other infrastructure
functions
Context
reasoning
M-health
application
components
Other
application
componentssensors
Privacy control
Local application support
enforcement
Access control Access control
[D0.3v4 Overall architecture of the AWARENESS infrastructure, Dec 2007]
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Context Management
• Core of the infrastructure layer, handle dynamicity
• Discovering and exchanging context information
• Request-response, publish-subscribe and event-
condition-action
Lesson 1: Context management systems are
environment-specific. Since context-aware
applications need context from different environments,
they have to interoperate with different context
management systems.
more in Cristian
Hesselman’s talk
[Maarten Wegdam, Tom Broens, Bob Hulsebosch, Cristian Hesselman, Marten van Sinderen, Thijs Tönis
D0.1v4 - Lessons learned on context awareness in mobile applications
submitted to Elsevier’s Pervasive and Mobile Computing]
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Context Modeling & Quality of Context
• Model raw context and high-level context
• Quality of Context describes quality attributes
• Precision, freshness, probability etc
Lesson 7: Explicitly modeling Quality of Context is
essential for application adaptation, privacy and
infrastructure efficiency.
Lesson 8: Higher Quality of Context allows more and
better application adaptivity.
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Reasoning
• Putting intelligence in the infrastructure
• Combine context information to improve quality
• To derive ‘higher level’ context information
Lesson 6: Learning context patterns enables the
reasoning and prediction of context.
Lesson 5: Higher-level context reasoning requires,
besides statistical methods for pre-processing, fusion
and matching, rule-based methods to derive required
context.
more in Erik
Meeuwissen’s talk
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Privacy
• Privacy & consent needed for user acceptance
• and legal reasons
• Context information can be anonymised or
obfuscated to reduce privacy sensitivity
Lesson 9: There is an inherent trade-off between
using context and keeping privacy, and users should
be empowered to control this trade-off themselves.
Lesson 10: The privacy preferences that control the
sharing of context information are context-aware
themselves.
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Context-aware security
• Context is mostly seen as security threat, but:
Lesson 12: Context awareness is not only a challenge
for security, but is also useful for security to make it
more flexible, stronger and user friendly
more Colleague
Context Viewer demo
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AWARENESS key-words
infrastructure
mobile
health
context
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AWARENESS vision on Context Awareness
• A human user is always and everywhere surrounded by a
networking environment that is able to determine automatically:
• the identity of the user, and
• the (upcoming) context information that is (or might
become) relevant to service provisioning
• so that applications adapt
themselves to the context of
the user
• and users have, anywhere,
anytime access to mobile
services
• in a secure and privacy-
sensitive manner.
Platform
User Context
Access Networks
Applications
Active Session
Devices
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Context-aware mobile health
• M-health = health care independent of time and place
• Using UMTS, GPRS, WLAN etc
• Conveys health signals collected by Health Body Area
Network
• Goal: improve quality of life and reducing costs
• AWARENESS adds context to m-health
• the patient – where is the patient, what is he doing etc
• the voluntary caregivers
• the professional caregivers
• Selected applications
• Tele-monitoring of epileptic seizures
• Tele-monitoring of uncontrolled movements in spasticity
• Tele-treatment of patients with chronic pain
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A perspective on …. context
• Context is a buzz word
• Some things are not context … Context data !!!!
• context data
• E.g.:
• my username/password are not context
• what I type when using Powerpoint is not context
• the amount of money I transfer using my Online Banking
• What are characteristics of context then ?
• Enables user centric adaptations
• Inherently vague (due to limits in sensors)
• Often needs to be reasoned
• Extremely dynamic
• Is privacy sensitive
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More Information
• AWARENESS website
http://awareness.freeband.nl
• Project Manager:
Maarten Wegdam
Lucent Technologies
Bell Labs Europe
wegdam@lucent.com
+31 35 6875720