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DANSE (Dynamically Adaptive Networking Service Environment) est une nouvelle architecture pour les systèmes de services réseau adaptatifs. Dans cet article, un cadre pour la construction de services contextuels basé sur l'architecture DANSE est présenté. Dans DANSE, tout matériel, logiciel, information et service disponible sur un réseau est traité comme ressources réseau. DANSE coordonne la construction d'un service pour l'utilisateur final en fonction des demandes et de la situation ou du contexte de l'utilisateur (c.-à-d. emplacement, horaire, collègues de travail, etc.). Pour fournir aux utilisateurs des services satisfaisants, il surveille en permanence le contexte utilisateur et recherche les ressources réseau qui conviennent à un utilisateur cible. De plus, il détecte les changements dans le contexte utilisateur et appelle la construction de services si nécessaire. Si le service souhaité n'est pas disponible, des services alternatifs sont automatiquement construits. Grâce à ces capacités, DANSE permet une fourniture omniprésente de services à tout moment et en tout lieu.
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Tomoko ITAO, Tetsuya NAKAMURA, Masato MATSUO, Tomonori AOYAMA, "Context-Aware Construction of Ubiquitous Services" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Communications,
vol. E84-B, no. 12, pp. 3181-3188, December 2001, doi: .
Abstract: DANSE (Dynamically Adaptive Networking Service Environment) is a new architecture for adaptive network service systems. In this paper, a framework for context-aware service construction based on DANSE architecture is presented. In DANSE, any hardware, software, information, and services that are available on a network are treated as network resources. DANSE coordinates the construction of an end user's service based on the user's requests and situation or context (i.e., user's location, schedule, co-workers, etc.). To provide users with satisfactory services, it monitors user context continuously and searches for network resources that are convenient for a target user. Moreover, it detects changes in user context and invokes service construction if needed. If the desired service is not available, alternative services are automatically constructed. With those capabilities, DANSE enables ubiquitous provision of services any time, anywhere.
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