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Context management framework. TASK LEADER – MSG The context management will be based on a dynamic and multi-dimensional model of context. It is an important function in the REACTION architecture with the purpose to facilitate semantic integration of data and in monitoring multiple devices and other data sources. A context-awareness framework will be developed, taking existing approaches to context- management into consideration. The framework will include a REACTION-specific model of context and the required components for the management of that model. A candidate starting point is the approach to context management developed in the Hydra project. The Hydra framework defines a multi-level context model relating providers and consumers of context, to different levels for context sensing, context provision and context linking. A context management architecture specifies the necessary functional components. This approach, with possible inputs from other approaches, will be adapted and improved to fit the REACTION platform and the specific healthcare requirements derived from the REACTION applications and user models. The basic approach to achieve context awareness is to apply principles and technologies for semantic annotation of device data and data coming from the patient’s (or users’) environment. This environment will be dynamically mapped to a set of different contexts and sub-contexts in the REACTION ontologies. An overview of the context management subsystem will be presented in the deliverable: D4.5, which will be updated annually in line with the iterative implementation of prototypes. MSG will work on context aware information systems and data fusion with FORTHNET contributing to data monitoring. CNET will extend and adapt the Hydra context manager to handle new resources. Task T4.5 – Rule-based orchestration of services for monitoring and event handling TASK LEADER – ATOS Monitoring and event handling are important aspects of REACTION services. Any REACTION applications will be able to react ubiquitously to change in the patients’ health state and/or environment and perform pre-defined activities or alarm handling according to pre-programmed rules or through closed loops involving formal and informal carers. To this end REACTION will combine the orchestration of services with an underlying efficient networked-based event management solution.
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Context management framework design and implementation of a dynamic and multi- dimensional framework for context awareness, including a mode of context and architectural components.
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