A Method of Service Description and Discovery in Pervasive Computing Environments
Hui Li, Haiyang Wang
Abstract
Hui Li, Haiyang Wang
Abstract
Pervasive computing environments pose service description and discovery challenges. This paper analyses the difference of service description and discovery in pervasive computing environments and in traditional environments, and finds that the location of service and the time of service should be paid more attention in pervasive computing environments, besides the traditional questions. A method of service description and discovery by extending the CC/PP vocabulary is proposed. The method is applied to the budget traveling platform to validate the feasibility
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Pervasive computing environments pose service description and discovery challenges. This paper analyses the difference of service description and discovery in pervasive computing environments and in traditional environments, and finds that the location of service and the time of service should be paid more attention in pervasive computing environments, besides the traditional questions. A method of service description and discovery by extending the CC/PP vocabulary is proposed. The method is applied to the budget traveling platform to validate the feasibility
Key concepts: Service discovery, Ubiquitous computing, Computer science, Context-aware pervasive systems, Service (business), Data science, Utility computing, World Wide Web