Evaluating Energy Profiles as Resource of Context and as Added Value in Integrated and Pervasive Socio-Medical Technologies using LinkSmart Middleware

Stefan Asanin; Peter Rosengren; Tobias Brodén

International Workshop on "Advances in Personalized Healthcare Services, Wearable Mobile Monitoring, and Social Media Pervasive Technologies"

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Evaluating Energy Profiles as Resource of Context and as Added Value in Integrated and Pervasive Socio-Medical Technologies using LinkSmart Middleware

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@INPROCEEDINGS{10.1007/978-3-642-37893-5_48,
    author={Stefan Asanin and Peter Rosengren and Tobias Brod\^{e}n},
    title={Evaluating Energy Profiles as Resource of Context and as Added Value in Integrated and Pervasive Socio-Medical Technologies using LinkSmart Middleware},
    proceedings={International Workshop on "Advances in Personalized Healthcare Services, Wearable Mobile Monitoring, and Social Media Pervasive Technologies"},
    proceedings_a={APHS},
    year={2013},
    month={4},
    keywords={Energy ontology Context Remote Patient Monitoring AAL HL7},
    doi={10.1007/978-3-642-37893-5_48}
}

Stefan Asanin
Peter Rosengren
Tobias Brodén
Year: 2013
Evaluating Energy Profiles as Resource of Context and as Added Value in Integrated and Pervasive Socio-Medical Technologies using LinkSmart Middleware
APHS
Springer
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-37893-5_48

Stefan Asanin¹^,*, Peter Rosengren¹^,*, Tobias Brodén¹^,*

1: CNet Svenska AB

*Contact email: stefan.asanin@cnet.se, peter.rosengren@cnet.se, tobias.broden@cnet.se

Abstract

The EU funded project inCASA has brought new insights in the field of socio-medical technology using the context-aware LinkSmart middleware. One of the main concerns that were experienced was whether separate medical devices could aggregate contextual information given by multiple environmental sensors within social care. Energy profiles were hypothesised to be able to substitute many of these in exchange for context information about a patient’s behaviour. A small study was conducted to review the energy profiles given by medical devices at dispose. Unluckily, the results showed that the medical devices do not expose relevant information in order to construct such profiles.

Keywords: Energy ontology Context Remote Patient Monitoring AAL HL7

Published: 2013-04-04

: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-37893-5_48