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ORCIDAMIF 2009: Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
- Pavel Cech, Vladimír Bures, Ludmila Nerudová:
Ambient Intelligence Perspectives II - Selected Papers from the Second International Ambient Intelligence Forum 2009, Hradec Králové, Czech Republic, 16-17 September 2009. Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments 5, IOS Press 2009, ISBN 978-1-60750-481-8
Section 1. General Issues
- Peter Mikulecký:
Large-scale Ambient Intelligence: Possibilities for Environmental Applications. 3-10 - Vladimír Bures
, Pavel Cech:
Selected Aspects of Ambient Intelligence Development. 11-18 - Tatiana Gavalcová:
Process Algebra in Ambient Intelligence: A Survey. 19-24 - Libusa Révészová, Dana Pal'ová:
Towards Understanding of Ambient Intelligence and Smart Environments. 25-32
Section 2. AmI Enablers
- Andrés Muñoz, Juan A. Botía, Juan Carlos Augusto:
Using Argumentation to Understand Ambiguous Situations in Intelligent Environments. 35-42 - Peter Kostelnik, Martin Sarnovsky, Ján Hreno:
Ontologies in HYDRA - Middleware for Ambient Intelligent Devices. 43-46 - Jozef Bucko, Peter Mihók:
Modelling AmI Using Object Systems. 47-51 - Ivan Vrana, Shady Aly:
Conceptual Models for Managerial Ambient Intelligence. 53-63
Section 3. AmI Applications
- Karel Antos, Bruno Jezek, Jan Vanek:
Crisis Health Care Management System Concept with Ambient Intelligence Applied. 67-75 - Kamila Olsevicova:
Ambient Intelligence, Agents and NetLogo. 77-83 - Violeta Mirchevska, Mitja Lustrek, Igone Vélez, Narciso González Vega, Matjaz Gams:
Classifying Posture Based on Location of Radio Tags. 85-92 - Hélder Ferreira, Lino Figueiredo, António Meireles:
INPERLYS - Independent Personal Location System. 93-100 - Kaori Fujinami:
Embedding Motivational Information into Daily Objects to Promote Daily Exercise. 101-109
Section 4. Intelligent Environments and Knowledge Management
- Miren Iturburu, Nuria Gómez de Segura, Sara Lozano, Ricardo Ruíz, Alberto Martínez, Víctor Acinas, Ricardo de las Heras:
Intelligent Environments and e-Health Assistance for Aging Citizens, the AmIE Project. 113-119 - Pavel Cech, Vladimír Bures, Daniela Ponce, Karel Antos, Ales Macela:
Assistive Environment for Decision Support in Emergency Situations. 121-128 - Miroslav Macik, Filip Hanzl, Martin Klíma, Václav Slovácek:
Digital Household User Interfaces for Seniors. 129-136 - Frantisek Babic, Ján Paralic, Michal Racek, Jozef Wagner:
Analyzes of Interactions and Context of Performed Actions in Intelligent Virtual Environment. 137-144
Section 5. Cognitive Aspects of AmI
- Toru Ishida, Yohei Murakami, Yuu Nakajima:
Learning from Human Behavior in Participatory Simulation. 147-157 - Carlos Filipe Freitas, Carlos Ramos, José Júlio Alferes:
An architecture for Idea Generation in Smart Meeting Rooms. 159-166 - Karel Mls, Jose L. Salmeron, Kamila Olsevicova, Martina Husáková:
Cognitive Personal Software Assistants within AmI Environment. 167-174
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