In this paper, an information grouping paradigm for QoI in sensor networks is introduced. First, a definition of QoI is presented by analyzing the ITU’s definition of QoS. Then, the concept of operational context to facilitate the dynamic binding of sensor resources to applications is presented and the 5WH principle (fwhy, when, where, what, who, howg) of summarizing the information needs of an application and the capabilities of the sensing resources is introduced. Finally, a brief treatise on metrics composition for relevancy parameters is presented.
By: Chatschik Bisdikian; Joel Branch; Kin K. Leung; Robert I. Young
Published in: 2009 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and CommunicationsGalveston, TX, USA in 2009
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