Fourth International Joint Conference on Ambient Intelligence
Dublin, Ireland
December 3rd-5th 2013
AmI-2013

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Provisional Conference Programme (subject to change)

Detailed Programme Timetable Available here (subject to change)

 

Tuesday 3rd of December

Workshops and Tutorials

Wednesday 4th of December

Thursday 5th of December

Conference

8:30

Registration

Registration

Registration

9:00

Parallel Workshop sessions

UniversAAL training course (see below for more details)

Opening and Keynote

 

Keynote

10:30

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

11:00

Parallel Workshop sessions

UniversAAL training course

Papers Technical Session 1

 

Papers Technical Session 4

12:30

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

14:00

Parallel Workshop sessions

UniversAAL training course

Papers Technical Session 2

 

Posters and Demos

Tutorial

15:30

Coffee break

Coffee break

Coffee break

16:00

Parallel Workshop sessions

UniversAAL training course

Landscapes Session

Papers Technical Session 5

 

Tutorial

Doctoral Colloquium

18:00

Reception cocktail

Papers Technical Session 3

 

Keynote

19:30

 

 

 

Closing and Awards

20:00

 

 

Gala Dinner

 

 

 

 

 

 


UniversAAL Training Course
Title: Developing AAL applications using universAAL platform
Instructor: Andrej Grguric, M.Eng. (Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Croatia)

Abstract: The AAL (Ambient Assisted Living) could be perceived as one of the most promising areas of AmI. The objective of AAL is to facilitate the goal of "ageing well at home" through the use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). Main problems that the AAL field currently encounters are lack of standards and standard solutions for AAL in terms of different and often proprietary protocols, data formats and APIs. The idea of universAAL FP7 project is to create an open platform for provision of AAL services that will solve the problems mentioned above and will facilitate creation of a thriving market for AAL services. The project aims to make it technically feasible and economically viable to develop AAL services and to consolidate all the previous experience of creating AAL platforms to create a reference specification and standards for AAL platforms. This free training workshop in line with the conference aims to introduce universAAL platform to developers and show them how to start with basic development in AAL environment. First part would include theoretical introduction to the proposed AAL platform and used technology, and second part guided tutorial about developing simple AAL application following with hands-on exercises.

If you are interested for attending this workshop please fill out the online application form available here:
http://www.universaal.org/training/index.php/events/ami-2013

This event is free and only available for attendees of AmI’13.

It is important that you indicate your interest in the event before mid-November.




Provisional List of Accepted Papers (individual presentation, demo and workshop timeslots TBA)

FULL PAPERS TRACK

Patricia M. Kluckner, Astrid Weiss, Johann Schrammel and Manfred Tscheligi. Exploring Persuasion in the Home: Results of a Long-Term Study on Energy Consumption Behavior

Juan Ye and Graeme Stevenson. Semantics-driven Multi-User Concurrent Activity Recognition

Shigeru Takano, Ilya Loshchilov, David Meunier, Michele Sebag and Einoshin Suzuki. Fast Adaptive Object Detection towards a Smart Environment by Mobile Robots

Pierluigi Casale and Oliver Amft. Inferring model structures from inertial sensor data in distributed activity recognition scenarios

Juan Jimenez Garcia, Hilde de Bruyckere, David Keyson and Natalia Romero. Designing Personal Informatics for Self-Reflection and Self-Awareness: the Case of Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Sinziana Mazilu, Ulf Blanke, Alberto Calatroni and Gerhard Tröster. Low-Power Ambient Sensing in Smartphones for Continuous Semantic Localization

Mario Buchmayr. Customized Situation Verification in Ambient Assisted Living Environments

Matthias Baldauf, Markus Salo, Stefan Suette and Peter Frohlich. The Screen is Yours - Comparing Handheld Pairing Techniques for Public Displays

Sebastian Bader. Generating Explanations for Pro-active Assistance from Formal Action Descriptions

Pedro Chahuara, François Portet and Michel Vacher. Making Context Aware Decision from Uncertain Information in a Smart Home : a Markov Logic Network Approach

Edward Ho, Silviu Apostu, Florian Michahelles and Alexander Ilic. Digital Receipts: Fostering Mobile Payment Adoption

Bozidara Cvetkovic, Bostjan Kaluza, Radoje Milic and Mitja Lustrek. Towards Human Energy Expenditure Estimation Using Smart Phone Inertial Sensors

Serge Autexier, Dieter Hutter and Christoph Stahl. An Implementation, Execution and Simulation Platform for Processes in Heterogeneous Smart Environments

Jarkko Vatjus-Anttila, Leena Ventä-Olkkonen and Jonna Häkkilä. On the Edge of a Virtual World – Investigating Users Preferences and Different Visualization Techniques

Binnur Görer, Albert Salah and H. Levent Akın. A Robotic Fitness Coach for The Elderly

LANDSCAPE TRACK

David Lillis, Sean Russell, Dominic Carr, Rem W. Collier and G. M. P. O'Hare. Intelligent Decision-Making in the Physical Environment

Juan Augusto, Terje Grimstad, Reiner Wichert, Eva Schulze, Andreas Braun, Gro Marit Rodevand, and Vanda Ridley. Personalized Smart Environments to Increase Inclusion of People with Down's Syndrome

Asterios Leonidis, Maria Korozi, George Margetis, Dimitris Gramenos and Constantine Stephanidis. An Intelligent Hotel Room

David Keyson and Abdullah Al Mahmud. Living Lab and Research on Sustainability: Practical Approaches on Sustainable Interaction Design

DOCTORAL COLLOQUIUM

Chau Do and Eric J. Pauwels. Harnessing Mathematics for Improved Ontology Alignment

Lia Susana D.C. Silva-López, Jonas Ullberg and Lars Karlsson. On combining a context recognition system and a configuration planner for personalised ambient assisted living

Hugo Lopez Tovar and John Dowell. Towards Automatic Provision of Missing Documents During Meetings

DEMOS TRACK & POSTERS TRACK

Serge Autexier, Dieter Hutter, Christoph Stahl and Christian Mandel. Demo: Simulation and Live-Remote Control of the Smart Home Living Lab using the PIE-Tool

Bozidara Cvetkovic, Simon Kozina, Bostjan Kaluza and Mitja Lustrek. Energy Expenditure Estimation DEMO Application

Mauro Dragone, Anara Sandygulova. A Portable and Self-Presenting Robotic Ecology

Natalia Romero, Abdullah Almahmud and David Keyson. Towards an Integrated Methodology to Design Sustainable Living Practices

Arun Kishore Ramakrishnan, Davy Preuveneers and Yolande Berbers. HARD-BN: A Heterarchical, Autonomic, Recursive and Distributed Bayesian Network framework for adaptive and scalable recognition of heterogeneous contexts

Levent Görgü, Barnard Kroon, Abraham G. Campbell and Gregory O'Hare. Enabling a Mobile, Dynamic and Heterogeneous Discovery Service in a Sensor Web by Using AndroSIXTH

Jörg Cassens, Felix Schmitt and Michael Herczeg. CAKE - Distributed Environments for Context-Aware Systems