Grid and Pervasive Computing Workshops

1. Front Matter

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2. International Workshop on Self-managing Solutions for Smart Environments (S3E 2011)

   1. Global Understanding Environment: Towards Self-managed Web of Everything

      • Vagan Terziyan

      Pages 1-2

   2. Smart Solutions for Risk Prevention through Analysis of People Movements

      • MariaGrazia Fugini, Stefano Pinardi, Claudia Raibulet

      Pages 3-13

   3. Supporting Situation-Awareness in Smart Spaces

      • Susanna Pantsar-Syväniemi, Jarkko Kuusijärvi, Eila Ovaska

      Pages 14-23

   4. A Model for Using Machine Learning in Smart Environments

      • Sakari Stenudd

      Pages 24-33

   5. Flexible Security Deployment in Smart Spaces

      • Jani Suomalainen

      Pages 34-43

   6. Using Semantic Transformers to Enable Interoperability between Media Devices in a Ubiquitous Computing Environment

      • Gerrit Niezen, Bram van der Vlist, Jun Hu, Loe Feijs

      Pages 44-53

3. International Workshop on Health and Well-being Technologies and Services for Elderly (HWTS 2011)

   1. TV-kiosk: An Open and Extensible Platform for the Wellbeing of an Ageing Population

      • Maarten Steenhuyse, Jeroen Hoebeke, Ann Ackaert, Ingrid Moerman, Piet Demeester

      Pages 54-63

   2. Design of Easy Access Internet Browsing System for Elderly People Based on Android

      • Geng Li, Yuping Zhao, Bingli Jiao, Timo Korhonen

      Pages 64-72

   3. Exploring Pervasive Service Computing Opportunities for Pursuing Successful Ageing

      • Jiehan Zhou, Xiang Su, Mika Ylianttila, Jukka Riekki

      Pages 73-82

   4. Alert Calls in Remote Health: Cultural Adaptation and Usability Inspection for China

      • Timo Korhonen, Xirui Wang, Shuo Liu, Christos Karaiskos, Yuping Zhao

      Pages 83-93

   5. Estimating Older People’s Physical Functioning with Automated Health Monitoring Technologies at Home: Feature Correlations and Multivariate Analysis

      • Juho Merilahti, Juha Pärkkä, Ilkka Korhonen

      Pages 94-104

   6. Applying MTC and Femtocell Technologies to the Continua Health Reference Architecture

      • Edward Mutafungwa

      Pages 105-114

   7. Developing a Real-Time Process Data Acquisition System for Automatic Process Measurement

      • Ye Zhang, Olli Martikainen, Petri Pulli, Valeriy Naumov

      Pages 115-124

4. Doctoral Colloquium

   1. Adaptable Context-Aware Micro-architecture

      • Susanna Pantsar-Syväniemi

      Pages 125-132

   2. Ubiquitous Framework for Creating and Evaluating Persuasive Applications and Games

      • Mika Oja, Jukka Riekki

      Pages 133-140

   3. Dynamic Data Processing Middleware for Sensor Networks

      • Teemu Leppänen, Jukka Riekki

      Pages 141-147

   4. Smart Spaces: A Metacognitive Approach

      • Ekaterina Gilman, Jukka Riekki

      Pages 148-155

   5. A Conceptual Framework for Enabling Community-Driven Extensible, Open and Privacy-Preserving Ubiquitous Computing Networks

      • Tomas Lindén

      Pages 156-163

   6. Doctoral Colloquium: Integrating Web Content into Mashups on Desktop and Mobile Devices

      • Arto Salminen

      Pages 164-171

This book constitutes the carefully refereed post-conference proceedings of two International Workshops: Self-Managing Solutions for Smart Environments, S3E 2011; and the workshop on Health and Well-being Technologies and Services for Elderly, HWTS 2011; as well as a Doctoral Colloquium, held in conjunction with, GPC 2011, in Oulu, Finland, in May 2011. The 19 revised full papers presented together with 1 keynote lecture were carefully revised and selected from 26 submissions and focus on the topics self-managing solutions for smart environments; health and well-being technologies, and services for elderly. The topics of the doctoral colloquium papers had a wide scope and they represented different viewpoints and sub-disciplines inside the ICT field.

• adaptive systems
• human-computer interaction
• mobile devices
• pervasive healthcare
• usability

• Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Oulu, Oulu, Finland

  Mika Rautiainen, Jukka Riekki

• Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland

  Timo Korhonen, Edward Mutafungwa

• VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Oulu, Finland

  Eila Ovaska, Artem Katasonov, Antti Evesti, Heikki Ailisto

• University of St Andrews, St. Andrews, UK

  Aaron Quigley

• Nokia Research Center, Oulu, Finland

  Jonna Häkkilä

• Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK

  Natasa Milic-Frayling

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