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Sixth IEEE International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (CIT'06)
p. 241
An Exhibition Reminiscent System for Ubiquitous Environment
JeongWon Cho, Korea University, Korea
EenJun Hwang, Korea University, Korea
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Rapid evolution of the Internet and wireless
network technology enables people to access
multimedia contents and services using mobile devices
in a wireless environment. This trend, combined with
other technologies opens many new possibilities in a
daily life. For example, if people are visiting
unfamiliar places like museum or exhibition, they
would like to make a reminiscent tour summary so that
they can retrospect what they had seen later. So far, we
used either camera or camcorder to capture any
interesting spots. This might cause inconvenience to
them and the visitors considering such places are
usually crowded. But if the place is equipped with
ubiquitous devices and sensors, then it might be
possible to generate such summary automatically
without requiring any fussy actions to the visitor. In
this paper, we present an exhibition reminiscent system
for generating tour summary in a ubiquitous
environment. First, we describe a data model for
capturing relevant context information for the
summary. Second, we implement a prototype system
based on the model and report some of the experiment
result on how well the system generates tour
summaries in a typical scenario.
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Citation:
JeongWon Cho, EenJun Hwang,
"An Exhibition Reminiscent System for Ubiquitous Environment,"
cit,
p. 241,
Sixth IEEE International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (CIT'06),
2006
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