Smart Sensing and Context

1. Front Matter

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2. Intelligent Sensors and Sensor Network

   1. Multi-channel Support for Dense Wireless Sensor Networking

      • Ozlem Durmaz Incel, Stefan Dulman, Pierre Jansen

      Pages 1-14

   2. Data Aggregation for Target Tracking in Wireless Sensor Networks

      • Caspar Lageweg, Johan Janssen, Maarten Ditzel

      Pages 15-24

   3. A Zone-Based Clustering Method for Ubiquitous Robots Based on Wireless Sensor Networks

      • Kyungmi Kim, Hyunsook Kim, Young Choi, Sukgyu Lee, Kijun Han

      Pages 25-38

3. Context Awareness and Architectures

   1. A Simulation Study of Integrated Service Discovery

      • Gertjan P. Halkes, Aline Baggio, Koen G. Langendoen

      Pages 39-53

   2. Context Dissemination and Aggregation for Ambient Networks: Jini Based Prototype

      • Kazimierz Bałos, Tomasz Szydło, Robert Szymacha, Krzysztof Zieliński

      Pages 54-66

   3. Discovery and Composition of Services for Context-Aware Systems

      • Cristian Hesselman, Andrew Tokmakoff, Pravin Pawar, Sorin Iacob

      Pages 67-81

   4. Infrastructural Support for Dynamic Context Bindings

      • Tom Broens, Aart van Halteren, Marten van Sinderen

      Pages 82-97

   5. Adding Context Awareness to C#

      • Anca Rarau, Ioan Salomie

      Pages 98-112

   6. Toward Wide Area Interaction with Ubiquitous Computing Environments

      • Michael Blackstock, Rodger Lea, Charles Krasic

      Pages 113-127

   7. Maintaining a World Model in a Location-Aware Smart Space

      • R. K. Harle

      Pages 128-142

4. Privacy, Application and Test Beds

   1. Shadow: A Middleware in Pervasive Computing Environment for User Controllable Privacy Protection

      • Wentian Lu, Jun Li, Xianping Tao, Xiaoxing Ma, Jian Lu

      Pages 143-158

   2. Auditing and Inference Control for Privacy Preservation in Uncertain Environments

      • Xiangdong An, Dawn Jutla, Nick Cercone

      Pages 159-173

   3. Developing a Context-Aware System for Providing Intelligent Robot Services

      • Chung-Seong Hong, Joonmyun Cho, Kang-Woo Lee, Young-Ho Suh, Hyun Kim, Hyun-Chan Lee

      Pages 174-189

   4. Music for My Mood: A Music Recommendation System Based on Context Reasoning

      • Jae Sik Lee, Jin Chun Lee

      Pages 190-203

   5. WLAN Location-Aware Application Based on Accumulated Orientation Strength Algorithm

      • I-En Liao, Kuo-Fong Kao, Ke-An Chen

      Pages 204-217

5. Posters: Short Papers

   1. Context Delivery in Ad Hoc Networks Using Enhanced Gossiping Algorithms

      • Syarulnaziah Anawar, Lorcan Coyle, Simon Dobson, Paddy Nixon

      Pages 218-221

   2. An Attribute-Based Naming Architecture for Wireless Sensor Networks Using a Virtual Counterpart Overlay Network

      • Eui-Hyun Jung, Yong-Pyo Kim, Yong-Jin Park, Seong-Yun Cho, Su-Young Han

      Pages 222-225

   3. A Sensor Platform for Sentient Transportation Research

      • Jonathan J. Davies, David N. Cottingham, Brian D. Jones

      Pages 226-229

   4. Attention-Based Information Composition for Multicontext-Aware Recommendation in Ubiquitous Computing

      • Sungrim Kim, Joonhee Kwon

      Pages 230-233

This volume contains the papers and posters selected for presentation at the First European Conference on Smart Sensing and Context (EuroSSC 2006) in Enschede, The Netherlands. EuroSSC 2006 was the ?rst conference of a series aiming at bringing together designers, engineers and researchers to explore two complementary viewpoints: – A device-centric,technology-drivenview: concerning intelligent sensors,s- sor networks and information processing for a new generation of networked devices and environments. – A service-centric, user-driven view: exploring architectures, techniques, and algorithms for context-aware and pro-active applications made possible by thedi?usionofambientcommunication,cooperatingobjects,andinteraction technologies. These subjects are active and relevant research areas in themselves, and there are several conferences that address them separately. EuroSSC 2006, however, considered them both, and especially the symbiosis between them, which we expect to result in very inspiring and interesting discussions, as well as new research ideas on how to combine them. The conference was organized in single tracks covering various issues ra- ing from intelligent sensors, sensor networks, context management and context awareness,andprivacy,toapplicationsandtestbeds. Organizingaconferencefor the ?rst time requires lots of preparations, such as ?nding a publisher, spons- ing organizations,and TPC members and most importantly attracting potential submitters. Fortunately, the amount and quality of the submissions were such that we were in the luxurious position to be able to accept only high quality and relevant papers. The conference attracted world wide attention and submissions came from ?ve continents. A total of 15 accepted full papers and 14accepted posters came from Asia, North America and Europe.

• Ambient Intelligence
• C#
• IEEE 80
• Overlay
• WLAN
• algorithms
• architecture
• context reasoning
• context-aware computing
• intelligent environments
• location sensing
• location-aware communication services
• location-aware systems
• programming
• robot
• algorithm analysis and problem complexity

• Department of Computer Science, University of Twente, Enschede, The Netherlands

  Paul Havinga

• University of Twente, Faculty of Computer Science, Computer Architecture Design and Test for Embedded Systems group, Enschede, The Netherlands

  Maria Lijding, Nirvana Meratnia

• CTIT, University of Twente, The Netherlands

  Maarten Wegdam

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