International Conference on Smart Homes and Health Telematics 2009 (original) (raw)

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ICOST 2009: Tours, France

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  • Cognitive Assistance and Chronic Diseases Management
  • Ambient Living Systems
  • Service Continuity and Context Awareness
  • User Modeling and Human-Machine Interaction
  • Ambient Intelligence Modeling and Privacy Issues
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    Mounir Mokhtari, Ismail Khalil, Jérémy Bauchet, Daqing Zhang, Chris D. Nugent:
    Ambient Assistive Health and Wellness Management in the Heart of the City, 7th International Conference on Smart Homes and Health Telematics, ICOST 2009, Tours, France, July 1-3, 2009. Proceedings. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 5597, Springer 2009, ISBN 978-3-642-02867-0

Cognitive Assistance and Chronic Diseases Management

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    Laura Cunningham, Chris D. Nugent, George Moore, Dewar D. Finlay, David Craig:
    Computer-Based Assessment of Bradykinesia, Akinesia and Rigidity in Parkinson's Disease. 1-8
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    Jihad M. Alja'am, Samir ElSeoud, Arthur Edwards Block, Miguel Ángel García-Ruíz, Ali Jaoua:
    An Assistive Computerized System for Children with Intellectual and Learning Disabilities. 9-16
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    Andrée-Anne Boisvert, Luc Paquette, Hélène Pigot, Sylvain Giroux:
    Design Challenges for Mobile Assistive Technologies Applied to People with Cognitive Impairments. 17-24
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    Nicola Armstrong, Chris D. Nugent, George Moore, Dewar D. Finlay:
    Mapping User Needs to Smartphone Services for Persons with Chronic Disease. 25-31
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    Peter Leijdekkers, Valérie Gay, Edward Barin:
    Trial Results of a Novel Cardiac Rhythm Management System Using Smart Phones and Wireless ECG Sensors. 32-39

Ambient Living Systems

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    Mark Weitzel, Andy Smith, Duckki Lee, Scott de Deugd, Sumi Helal:
    Participatory Medicine: Leveraging Social Networks in Telehealth Solutions. 40-47
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    Jeffrey Soar, Anne Livingstone, Szu-Yao Wang:
    A Case Study of an Ambient Living and Wellness Management Health Care Model in Australia. 48-56
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    Robert Savage, Yongjie Yon, Michael Campo, Ashleigh Wilson, Ravin Kahlon, Andrew Sixsmith:
    Market Potential for Ambient Assisted Living Technology: The Case of Canada. 57-65

Service Continuity and Context Awareness

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    Feng Wang, Kenneth J. Turner:
    An Ontology-Based Actuator Discovery and Invocation Framework in Home Care Systems. 66-73
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    Kuderna-Iulian Benta, Marcel Cremene, Valeriu Todica:
    Towards an Affective Aware Home. 74-81
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    César Benavente-Peces, María Puente, Alfonso Domínguez-García, Manuel Lugilde-Rodríguez, Enrique de la Serna, David Miguel, Ander García:
    Global System for Localization and Guidance of Dependant People: Indoor and Outdoor Technologies Integration. 82-89
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    Alessia Salmeri, Carlo Alberto Licciardi, Luca Lamorte, Massimo Valla, Roberta Giannantonio, Marco Sgroi:
    An Architecture to Combine Context Awareness and Body Sensor Networks for Health Care Applications. 90-97

User Modeling and Human-Machine Interaction

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    Frédéric Leishman, Odile Horn, Guy Bourhis:
    Multimodal Laser-Vision Approach for the Deictic Control of a Smart Wheelchair. 98-107
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    Yannick Fouquet, Nicolas Vuillerme, Jacques Demongeot:
    Pervasive Informatics and Persistent Actimetric Information in Health Smart Homes. 108-116
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    Céline Descheneaux, Hélène Pigot:
    Interactive Calendar to Help Maintain Social Interactions for Elderly People and People with Mild Cognitive Impairments. 117-124
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    Katsunori Oyama, Jeyoun Dong, Kai-Shin Lu, Hsinyi Jiang, Ming Hua, Carl K. Chang:
    Situation-Theoretic Analysis of Human Intentions in a Smart Home Environment. 125-132
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    Chan Yong Park, Soo-Jun Park:
    Multi-purpose Ambient Display System Supporting Various Media Objects. 133-140

Ambient Intelligence Modeling and Privacy Issues

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    Hongbo Ni, Xingshe Zhou, Daqing Zhang, Kejian Miao, Yaqi Fu:
    Towards a Task Supporting System with CBR Approach in Smart Home. 141-149
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    Takekazu Kato, Hyun Sang Cho, Dongwook Lee, Tetsuo Toyomura, Tatsuya Yamazaki:
    Appliance Recognition from Electric Current Signals for Information-Energy Integrated Network in Home Environments. 150-157
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    Bonhyun Koo, Hyohyun Choi, Taeshik Shon:
    WIVA: WSN Monitoring Framework Based on 3D Visualization and Augmented Reality in Mobile Devices. 158-165
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    Ryan Babbitt, Hen-I Yang, Johnny S. Wong, Carl K. Chang:
    Environment Objects: A Novel Approach for Modeling Privacy in Pervasive Computing. 166-173
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    Zakaria Maamar, Qusay H. Mahmoud, Nabil Sahli, Khouloud Boukadi:
    Privacy-Aware Web Services in Smart Homes. 174-181

Human Behavior and Activities Monitoring

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    Bernd Schulze, Martin Floeck, Lothar Litz:
    Concept and Design of a Video Monitoring System for Activity Recognition and Fall Detection. 182-189
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    Jit Biswas, Maniyeri Jayachandran, Louis Shue, Kavitha Gopalakrishnan, Philip Lin Kiat Yap:
    Design and Trial Deployment of a Practical Sleep Activity Pattern Monitoring System. 190-200
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    Ya-Wen Jong, Chun-Feng Liao, Li-Chen Fu, Ching-Yao Wang:
    A Rotating Roll-Call-Based Adaptive Failure Detection and Recovery Protocol for Smart Home Environments. 201-208
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    Xinguo Yu, Xiao Wang, Panachit Kittipanya-ngam, How Lung Eng, Loong Fah Cheong:
    Fall Detection and Alert for Ageing-at-Home of Elderly. 209-216
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    Minho Kim, Jaewon Jang, Sa-Kwang Song, Ho-Youl Jung, Seon-Hee Park, Soo-Jun Park:
    ADL Monitoring System Using FSR Arrays and Optional 3-Axis Accelerometer. 217-224

Short Papers

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    Hamdi Aloulou, Mohamed Ali Feki, Clifton Phua, Jit Biswas:
    Efficient Incremental Plan Recognition Method for Cognitive Assistance. 225-228
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    William Burns, Chris D. Nugent, Paul J. McCullagh, Huiru Zheng, Norman D. Black, Peter C. Wright, Gail A. Mountain:
    Home Based Self-management of Chronic Diseases. 229-232
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    Andrew Sixsmith, Sonja Müller, Felicitas Lull, Michael Klein, Ilse Bierhoff, Sarah Delaney, Robert Savage:
    SOPRANO - An Ambient Assisted Living System for Supporting Older People at Home. 233-236
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    Hideyuki Takahashi, Satoru Izumi, Takuo Suganuma, Tetsuo Kinoshita, Norio Shiratori:
    An Agent-Based Healthcare Support System in Ubiquitous Computing Environments. 237-240
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    Yannick Rainville, Philippe Mabilleau:
    A Ubiquitous Computing Environment to Support the Mobility of Users with Special Needs. 241-244
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    Dimosthenis Georgiadis, Panagiotis Germanakos, Panayiotis Andreou, George Samaras:
    Evaluation Metrics for eHealth Services and Applications within Smart Houses Context. 245-248
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    Tae-Hoon Lee, Hyeong-Joon Kwon, Dong-Ju Kim, Kwang-Seok Hong:
    Design and Implementation of Mobile Self-care System Using Voice and Facial Images. 249-252
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    Imad Mougharbel, Nada Miskawi, Adelle Abdallah:
    Towards a Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) for Tele-Rehabilitation. 253-256
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    Pedro Antonio Moreno, M. Elena Hernando, Antoine de Poorter, Ruth Pallares, Enrique J. Gómez:
    IP Multimedia Subsystem Technology for Ambient Assisted Living. 257-260
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    Pablo Cabezas, Raúl Barrena, Jon Legarda, Diego López de Ipiña:
    Enhancing OSGi: Semantic Add-ins for Service Oriented Collaborative Environments. 261-264
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    José M. Reyes Álamo, Johnny Wong, Ryan Babbitt, Hen-I Yang, Carl K. Chang:
    Using Web Services for Medication Management in a Smart Home Environment. 265-268
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    Saïd Lankri, Pascal Berruet, Jean Luc Philippe:
    Service Reconfiguration in the DANAH Assistive System. 269-273
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    Selo Sulistyo, Andreas Prinz:
    Model-Driven Development Approach for Providing Smart Home Services. 274-277
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    Giada Maggenti:
    LET_ME: An Electronic Device to Help Elderly People with Their Home Medications. 278-281
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    Unai Díaz, Iker Laskibar, Saurin Badiyani, Hardik Raja, Cristina Buiza, Vinesh Raja:
    Preferences of Healthcare Staff in the Way of Interacting with Robots Depending on Their Prior Knowledge of ICTs: Findings from Iward Project. 282-285
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    Won-Kyung Song, Wonwoo Song, Kwang-Ok An, Jongbae Kim:
    Research and Development Pathway of Rehabilitative and Assistive Robots at National Rehabilitation Center in Korea. 286-289
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    Tareq Hadidi, Norbert Noury:
    A Predictive Analysis of the Night-Day Activities Level of Older Patient in a Health Smart Home. 290-293
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    Michael P. Poland, Daniel Gueldenring, Chris D. Nugent, Hui Wang, Liming Chen:
    Spatiotemporal Data Acquisition Modalities for Smart Home Inhabitant Movement Behavioural Analysis. 294-298
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    John O'Donoghue, John Herbert, Philip O'Reilly, David Sammon:
    Towards Improved Information Quality: The Integration of Body Area Network Data within Electronic Health Records. 299-302
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    Françoise André, Maria-Teresa Segarra, Mohamed Zouari:
    Distributed Dynamic Self-adaptation of Data Management in Telemedicine Applications. 303-306

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