| EPSRC Reference: |
EP/D061881/1 |
| Title: |
Policy-based Model-driven Pervasive Service Creation and Adaptation (PANDA) |
| Principal Investigator: |
Yang, Professor K |
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| Department: |
Computing and Electronic Systems1 |
| Organisation: |
University of Essex |
| Scheme: |
First Grant Scheme |
| Starts: |
15 December 2006 |
Ends: |
14 December 2009 |
Value (£): |
213,298
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| EPSRC Research Topic Classifications: |
| Mobile Computing |
Networks & Distributed Systems |
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Recent years have seen a significant increase in research and development of mobile and wireless networks (MWN), including UMTS, IEEE 802.11, mobile ad hoc networks, sensor networks, etc. The future success of MWN systems lie in its ability to provide users with cost-effective services that have the potential to run anywhere, anytime and on any device without (with little) user attention. Services of these features are termed as pervasive services. Obviously creating such services of high adaptability is challenging. PANDA project is inspired by this challenge and proposes a novel methodology that will enable to create pervasive services in a user-friendly and automated way and to execute services in an adaptive manner. PANDA advocates the shift of the pervasive service engineering attention from the effort of building a service supporting environment to the emphasis on the pervasive service internal logic itself. To this end, PANDA will investigate the idea of utilizing policy-based management (PBM) method to describe and control the internal logic of pervasive services in a flexible way and the idea of utilizing layered models to describe the implementing code of pervasive services. In particular, a specific service description language utilizing PBM will be investigated so as to grant intelligence into pervasive services while keeping it adaptable to any contextual change. All these thoughts encourage the further decoupling of services from their underlying networks. The above methodology will be implemented into an open software platform and be evaluated by a real-life service scenario on the project testbed.
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http://www.sx.ac.uk |