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Design of Service Management System based on Context Information  

Lee, Seung-Keun (Dept. of Computer Sci. & Information Eng., Inha Univ.)
Rim, Ki-Wook (Dept. of Computer & Information Sci., Sunmoon Univ.)
Lee, Jung-Hyun (School of Computer Sci. & Eng., Inha Univ.)
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Abstract
There has been an increase in the interest of applications that use a combination of both pervasive computing technology and context-aware technology. This application based on the development environment along with the support of developing context-aware applications is now being researched thoroughly and by many. The service management system provides services that are needed for context-aware applications. This system is an integral part of the developmental environment of context-aware applications. But there is a restrictive matching based on ontology that uses simple syntactic matching or a plain type of service used in previous researches. And there is also no consideration for context-aware information. Also, if the user is unable to find a service that is satisfactory, or is a service which a user does not desire, they may use a service which is composed of other existing services. This paper proposes a service management system based on context-aware information. The proposed system enables the accurate finding of services by considering semantic matching methods based on ontology and context-aware information. If the user does not find a service that is helpful in the service registry, it can provide the service list to enable other existing service compositions, by providing the functionality of these service compositions. As a result, the experiment of the system proposed has shown that the system properly supported the service discovery based on context-aware information and service composition.
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상황 인식;서비스 관리;온톨로지;편재형 컴퓨팅;
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