Workshop Proceedings
In a peer review process with at least 3 reviews per paper we selected the papers listed below for presentation at the conference and for inclusion in the workshop proceedings.
Additionally, there will be printed proceedings available for the participants of the workshop.
We published a summary of the workshop in the IEEE Pervasive Computing Magazine, please see: Schmidt, A., Spiekermann, S., Gershman, A., and Michahelles, F. 2006. Real-World Challenges of Pervasive Computing. IEEE Pervasive Computing 5, 3 (Jul. 2006), 91-93 or http://csdl.computer.org/comp/mags/pc/2006/03/b3091.pdf
Please cite the workshop proceedings as follows:
Online Proceedings
Identification of Industrial Paper Reels with Passive UHF RFID by Leena Ukkonen, Lauri Sydänheimo and Markku Kivikoski (Tampere University of Technology, Finland) An RFID-based Tracking System for Laboratory Mice in a Semi Natural Environment by Mareike Kritzler, Lars Lewejohann, Antonio Krüger, Martin Raubal, Norbert Sachser (University of Münster, Germany) RFID-Sensor Fusion: An experience at clinical sessions by Bravo, J., Hervás, R., Chavira, G. & Nava, S. Castilla-La Mancha (Castilla-La Mancha University, Spain) RFID Enabled Awareness of Participant's Context in eMeetings by Michael Crawford, Fintan Fairmichael, Kevin O'Riordan, Aaron Quigley, Michael Roche and Stephen Tapley (IBM Software Group and University College Dublin, Ireland) RFID: An Introduction and the Realities by Joseph Tobolski (Accenture Technology Labs, US) The promise of RFID by Christian Roediger (SAP AG, Germany) OpenFactory: Enabling Situated Task Support in Industrial Environments by Scott W. Kurth, Andrew Fano & Chad Cumby (Accenture Technology Labs, US) Coupling Enterprise Systems with Wireless Sensor Nodes: Analysis, Implementation, Experiences and Guidelines by Christian Decker, Patrik Spiess, Luciana Moreira sa de Souza, Michael Beigl, Zoltan Nochta (University of Karlsruhe and SAP Research, Germany) Toward Spatial Queries for Spatial Surveillance Tasks by Christopher R. Wren and Yuri A. Ivanov (Mitsubishi Electronic Research Lab, US) Human Activity Inference via physical sensing in support of Industrial Equipment Maintenance by Michael J. McGrath, Joe M. Butler Adam Rea and Stephen Hughes (IT Research, Intel Ireland; Intel Research Seattle, US; SAMH Engineering, Ireland) Using Bayesian Reasoning From Sensor Network for Indoor Surveillance by Valery A. Petrushin, Gang Wei, Rayid Ghani, Anatole V. Gershman (Accenture Technology Labs, US) Towards understanding and modeling individual behavior and group dynamics by Michele Bezzi, Robin Groenevelt (Accenture Technology Labs, France) |