Towards 4G Technologies

Services with Initiative
1. Auflage 2008
ISBN: 978-0-470-01031-0
Verlag: Wiley

Buch, Englisch, 320 Seiten, Format (B × H): 174 mm x 251 mm, Gewicht: 695 g

Die Autoren gewähren Einblicke in neueste Entwicklungen im Bereich moderner Kommunikationssysteme. Erläutert werden u. a. die Möglichkeiten des "service-provisioning", die Bereitstellung von Internet-basierten Dienstleistungen und die zukünftige Bedeutung von Software-Agents.

Autoren/Hrsg.

Berndt, Hendrik

Fachgebiete

• Technische Wissenschaften Elektronik | Nachrichtentechnik Nachrichten- und Kommunikationstechnik Mobilfunk

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Introducing 4G Mobile Adventure 1.1 The user takes center stage 1.2 Business model considerations-The need for an Open Programmable Architecture 1.3 Ubiquitous service and network environment 1.4Context Awareness 1.5 Personalization 1.6 Mobile adventure Part I- The pillars of a new architecture 2 Mobile Communications Networks 2.1 Wireless Technologies at a Glance 2.2 Wireless Networking at a Glance 2.3 Next Generation IP-based Mobile Networks 2.4 Ubiquitous Communication 2.5 Programmable Networks 2.6 Summary 3. Mobile Service Systems 3.1 Service Platforms at a glance 3.2 Next Generation Service Architectures 3.3 Ubiquitous Services Example: Session Mobility 3.4 Summary 4 Extension towards Ubiquity: Mobile Peer-to-Peer  4.1 P2P application scenarios 4.2 Challenges 4.3 Unstructured P2P 4.4 Structured P2P 4.5 Hierachical P2P 5 Mobile Middleware 5.1 Smart Devices 5.2 Mobile Middleware Platforms 6 Cross Layer Design – a new Paradigm for Optimization of Architectures
6.1 Cross-Layer Architectures 6.2 Cross Layer Awareness: Abstracting Layer Parameters 6.3 Cross Layer Optimization: The Cost Function 6.4 Performance and Cost Analysis 7 Ontologies 7.1 Description Logics 7.2 Web Ontology Language 7.3 Ontology Engineering 7.4 Discussion 8 Semantic Services 8.1 Introduction: Challenges and Opportunities 8.2 Finding a Train: an Hands on Experience 8.3 Web Services 8.4 Beyond XML: Using Ontologies 8.5 Using the Semantic Web to Represent Services 8.6 Service Invocation: OWL-S Process Model and Grounding 8.7 Other Proposals toward Semantic Web Services 8.8 Applications of Semantic Web Services 8.9 Future challenges 8.10 Discussion 9 Dynamic Adaptation 9.1 Effective Modells and Living Specifications 9.2 Dynamic Systems and Late Binding 9.3 Modularity and Variation Points 9.4 Adaptation Dimensions and Techniques Part III: Services and their intelligent embedding in the environment 10 Context-aware Mobility Management 10.1 Mobility management and context information 10.2 The context collection problem 10.3 An Agent-based approach for context-aware hand-over 10.4 Implementation architecture 11 Contextual Intelligence 11.1 A user-centric view of context and services 11.2 Context-oriented Programming 11.3 Proactive Service Discovery and Selection 11.4 Intelligent Service Composition 11.5 Research prototypes 12 From Personal Mobility to Mobile Personality 12.1 Future user profiling and personalization 12.2 Enablers of a mobile life style 12.3 Preference patterns for proactive service discover 12.4 Towards a mobile personality Conclusion

Über Autor(innen)

Hendrik Berndt holds the position of Chief Technology Officer and Senior Vice-President at DoCoMo Communications Laboratories Europe and is Director of the Smart and Secure Services and the Ubiquitous Networking research groups. In this capacity he is supporting DoCoMo Euro-Laboratories' research activities towards the 4th generation of mobile systems. Previously Chief Technology Officer of the Telecommunication Information Networking Architecture Consortium, headquartered in Tinton Fall, New Jersey, USA, he was chairman of the TINA Architecture board and responsible for guiding technology developments and products in the area of Multimedia Services, Distributed Processing Environment and IP Control and Management. Until then he held several scientific and managerial positions in the telecommunication Industry in Germany, was Executive Director of Advanced Technology for Global One in Reston, Virginia, USA and an Invited Member of Sprint's Office of Network and Architecture Planning in Kansas, USA.
Currently he is elected Steering board member of the European e-Mobility Technology platform initiative supported by the European Commission, Brussels, Belgium, member of the Board of Directors in the Object Management Group, headquartered in Needham, Massachusetts, USA and member of the curatorship of Fraunhofer Institute for Open Communication Systems, Berlin, Germany. He holds a Masters degree and a PhD in Electrical Engineering as was appointed from 2000 on as Visiting Professor at the Global Information and Telecommunication Institute, Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan.