Ambient Systems and Taxonomy Approaches

A. Konios

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    Abstract

    This work presents the main features of the ambient systems and how they are
    interpreted by their designers. Looking back to the literature, definitions that have been given to the ambient systems up to this day are presented. This paper introduces a generic definition of the ambient systems that tries to combine and cover the majority of the different definitions that have been given by other researchers. In addition, some examples of developed ambient systems and their evaluation techniques are briefly mentioned. Thereafter, we raise the problem of the behavioural analysis (synthesis problem) of the ambient systems which we are going to address during this PhD project. Furthermore, we propose two examples of ambient systems that could be used as case studies for our research topic. Finally, in the last part of this paper, some of the existing taxonomy approaches are analysed and a comparison of two of them is conducted by classifying the two case studies
    Original languageEnglish
    PublisherNewcastle University
    Number of pages20
    Publication statusPublished - Oct 2011

    Publication series

    NameNewcastle University Computer Science Technical Reports
    PublisherNewcastle University
    No.CS-TR-1281

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