Scenario Based Methodologies in Identifying Ubicomp Application Sets

F. Mahon; Tom Pfeifer; M. Crotty

Scenario Based Methodologies in Identifying Ubicomp Application Sets

F. Mahon, Tom Pfeifer, M. Crotty

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Abstract

In ubiquitous systems of the future, a requirement for appropriate methods for the selection, analysis and evaluation of applications is evident. Traditional methods of analysis rely heavilyon the inherent predictability of the system, something which is totally lacking in ubiquitous systems. This paper discusses one possible approach to flexible analysis and evaluation, the ScenarioBased Approach, describing its use in the IST FP6 project, Daidalos. The Scenario Based approach addresses the adaptive nature of ubiquitous systems by its own intrinsic flexibility. This paper explains the approach and argues that it is appropriate that a method of analysis should exhibit similar characteristics to the object of that analysis.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2005
Event	Information Technology & Telecommunications annual Conference Cork, IT&T 2005 - Cork, Ireland, Cork, Ireland Duration: 01 Jan 2005 → …

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Conference	Information Technology & Telecommunications annual Conference Cork, IT&T 2005
City	Cork, Ireland
Period	01/01/2005 → …

Keywords

Daidalos Scenario-based design system analysis and evaluation ubiquitous and pervasive computing

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