Mobile Wireless Middleware, Operating Systems and Applications - Workshops

1. Front Matter

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2. BMMP Workshop

   1. “Just Another Distribution Channel?”

      • Wolter Lemstra, Gerd-Jan de Leeuw, Els van de Kar, Paul Brand

      Pages 1-12

   2. Adding Value to the Network: Exploring the Software as a Service and Platform as a Service Models for Mobile Operators

      • Vânia Gonçalves

      Pages 13-22

   3. Business Model Evaluation for an Advanced Multimedia Service Portfolio

      • Paolo Pisciella, Josip Zoric, Alexei A. Gaivoronski

      Pages 23-32

   4. Connecting Business Models with Service Platform Designs – Quantitative, Scenario-Based Framework

      • Josip Zoric

      Pages 33-44

   5. The Borders of Mobile Handset Ecosystems: Is Coopetition Inevitable?

      • Gaël Gueguen, Thierry Isckia

      Pages 45-54

   6. Trends in Mobile Application Development

      • Adrian Holzer, Jan Ondrus

      Pages 55-64

3. WASP Workshop

   1. A Middleware Architecture Supporting Native Mobile Agents for Wireless Sensor Networks

      • Ciarán Lynch, Dirk Pesch

      Pages 65-74

   2. Map-Based Compressive Sensing Model for Wireless Sensor Network Architecture, A Starting Point

      • Mohammadreza Mahmudimanesh, Abdelmajid Khelil, Nasser Yazdani

      Pages 75-84

   3. Mobility and Remote-Code Execution

      • Eric Sanchis

      Pages 85-97

4. UCPA Workshop

   1. A Component-Based Approach for Realizing User-Centric Adaptive Systems

      • Gilbert Beyer, Moritz Hammer, Christian Kroiss, Andreas Schroeder

      Pages 98-104

   2. A Reflective Goal-Based System for Context-Aware Adaptation

      • Dejian Meng, Stefan Poslad

      Pages 105-110

   3. Pervasive Adaptation in Car Crowds

      • Alois Ferscha, Andreas Riener

      Pages 111-117

   4. Developing User-Centric Applications with H-Omega

      • Clement Escoffier, Jonathan Bardin, Johann Bourcier, Philippe Lalanda

      Pages 118-123

   5. Utilization Possibilities of Area Definition in User Space for User-Centric Pervasive-Adaptive Systems

      • Ondrej Krejcar

      Pages 124-130

5. Ubi-Islands Workshop

   1. Architecture of a Personal Network Service Layer

      • Rieks Joosten, Frank den Hartog, Franklin Selgert

      Pages 131-134

   2. Connecting the Islands – Enabling Global Connectivity through Local Cooperation

      • Janus Heide, Morten V. Pedersen, Frank H. P. Fitzek, Torben Larsen

      Pages 135-141

   3. Mapping the Physical World into the Virtual World: A Com2monSense Approach

      • Richard Gold, Vlasios Tsiatsis, Jan Höller, Vincent Huang

      Pages 142-146

   4. Ubiquitous Mobile Awareness from Sensor Networks

      • Theo Kanter, Stefan Pettersson, Stefan Forsström, Victor Kardeby, Patrik Österberg

      Pages 147-150

6. Back Matter

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Software systems for wireless and mobile communications are a key component in pervasive computing and are crucial for the materialization of easy-to-use and intel- gent services that people can use ubiquitously. As indicated by its acronym (MOBILe Wireless MiddleWARE, Operating Systems, and Applications), these are the type of systems that form the topic of the MOBILWARE conferencing series. In particular, the goal of MOBILWARE is to provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to disseminate and discuss recent advances in software systems for wireless and mobile communications, ranging from work on communication middleware and operating systems to networking protocols and applications. For its second edition, held in Berlin in April 2009, the MOBILWARE Organizing Committee decided to add a full day of workshops on topics related to the main c- ference. Our goals were threefold: 1. Put together a high-quality workshop program consisting of a few focused wo- shops that would provide ample time for discussion, thus enabling presenters to quickly advance their work and workshop attendees to quickly get an idea of - going work in selected research areas. 2. Provide a more complete picture of ongoing work by not only including technical workshops, but also workshops on business and user aspects. We expected that this multi-viewpoint approach would be an added value as technology, business m- els, and user experiences are usually interrelated. 3. Create a breeding ground for submissions for MOBILWARE 2010 and beyond.

• business models
• cloud computing
• component-based
• development
• distributed computing
• map-based
• mobile agents
• mobile applications
• mobile computing
• pervasive adaptation
• platform as a service
• software as a service
• ubiquitous computing
• wireless sensor network
• wireless sensor networks

• Novay, Enschede, The Netherlands

  Cristian Hesselman

• University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy

  Carlo Giannelli

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