Titlebook: Context Management for Distributed and Dynamic Context-Aware Computing; Ricardo Couto Antunes Rocha,Markus Endler Book 2012 The Editor(s)

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Convex and Lower Semicontinuous Functionals interoperability, in order to enable the interpretation of a context interest across various context management systems. In order to support expressions of closed and open domain, a middleware must support address resolution of context management systems and enable the definition of context scope b

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Convex and Lower Semicontinuous Functionalscenario for a context-aware application in a distributed environment which considers migration cross networks, context domains, heterogeneity, and interaction with various context providers. The scenario demonstrates aspects of actual ubiquitous applications, such as interoperation across diverse en

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Minimax and Multiplicity Resultsext domains establish distributed boundaries for both context modeling and management. The design of a distributed middleware based on this concept should address an architecture that enables efficient context-based interaction in both localized and distributed pairs of consumer–provider, protocols

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Introduction, However, development of ubiquitous context-aware applications is still a difficult task because current middleware systems are focused on isolated and static context-aware environments. For example, applications require a global knowledge of the context-aware infrastructures in order to establish c

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Foundations of Context Management in Distributed and Dynamic Environments,responsible for binding context providers, which produce context information, and context consumers, typically represented by context-aware applications. The main task of a context management system is to match consumer’s interests with probed context information. The complexity of context managemen

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