This paper presents a cross-domain application for ambient and health monitoring. The system architecture is intended to be openly extensible in order to fulfil unanticipated needs. Our implementation addresses several user groups, from those requiring heart related monitoring, which could be dependent on the environmental conditions, to those who need to maximize environmental comfort under specified energy consumption constraints. In this application the ambient information is used to nrich the biomedical data and provide a more complete picture to the information consumers, such as doctors and building superintendents. The cross-domain nature of the scenario requires data interoperability, which is ensured by a shared Smart Space. The Smart Space represents the information in Resource Description Framework and its semantics are ontology driven. A simple ontology for the addressed information domain is also presented. The Smart Space platform is provided by the JTI Artemis SOFIA project.
A Smart Space Application to Dynamically Relate Medical and Environmental Information / Vergari, Fabio; Bartolini, Sara; Spadini, Federico; D'Elia, Alfredo; Zamagni, Guido; Roffia, Luca; SALMON CINOTTI, Tullio. - ELETTRONICO. - (2010), pp. 1542-1547. (Intervento presentato al convegno DESIGN, AUTOMATION & TEST IN EUROPE (DATE10 © 2010 EDAA) tenutosi a DRESDEN nel 8-12 March 2010).
A Smart Space Application to Dynamically Relate Medical and Environmental Information
VERGARI, FABIO;BARTOLINI, SARA;SPADINI, FEDERICO;D'ELIA, ALFREDO;ZAMAGNI, GUIDO;ROFFIA, LUCA;SALMON CINOTTI, TULLIO
2010
Abstract
This paper presents a cross-domain application for ambient and health monitoring. The system architecture is intended to be openly extensible in order to fulfil unanticipated needs. Our implementation addresses several user groups, from those requiring heart related monitoring, which could be dependent on the environmental conditions, to those who need to maximize environmental comfort under specified energy consumption constraints. In this application the ambient information is used to nrich the biomedical data and provide a more complete picture to the information consumers, such as doctors and building superintendents. The cross-domain nature of the scenario requires data interoperability, which is ensured by a shared Smart Space. The Smart Space represents the information in Resource Description Framework and its semantics are ontology driven. A simple ontology for the addressed information domain is also presented. The Smart Space platform is provided by the JTI Artemis SOFIA project.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
