(Meta)Modelagem de Espaços Inteligentes Pessoais e Espaços Inteligentes Fixos para Aplicações Ubíquas

• Marcos Alves Vieira IFGOIANO
• Sergio T. Carvalho UFG

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5753/sbcup.2016.9454

Abstract

User mobility and the increasing number of smart spaces, fostered also by the Internet of Things (IoT) and the Web of Things (WoT), can lead to smart spaces overlap, where a certain smart object is configured in different smart spaces, whether fixed or personal. In addition, smart spaces are complex and difficult to model and maintain, as, among other factors, they have to deal with different smart objects. This paper proposes the use of Model-Driven Engineering techniques to enable modeling of ubiquitous computing scenarios, considering the coexistence between fixed and personal smart spaces. The validation of the proposal was carried out by modeling a scenario with the aid of a graphical modeling tool, constructed to produce models conforming to the proposed metamodel.

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