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Data Management on Mobile Computing Environments


This research area focuses on the study and development of relevant data management techniques for users in dynamic mobile computing environments. This includes the development of software architectures for location-based services (Location-Based Services or LBSs), data management in vehicular networks, mobile agent technology, and management of data streams (for example, sensor data).

Here are some of the applications of systems that access to data efficiently in mobile computing environments, created in current and past SID research projects. Prototype applications demonstrate how traditional data access techniques should be adapted to the features of wireles environments where continuous changes of locations of users, the big heterogeneity in movile devices and their features (size, network technology, battery and computing capabilities), and the wireless communication itself are very challenging.


PROJECTS

We list below the projects or lines of work and their funded projects:


CURRENT

PAST

Android Goes Semantic
(2004 - ...)

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The massive spread of mobile computing in our daily lives has attracted a huge community of mobile apps developers. These developers can take advantage of the benefits of semantic technologies (such as knowledge sharing and reusing, knowledge decoupling, etc.) to enhance their applications.

SPRINGS
(2004 - 2008)

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Scalable Plarform for Moving Software: a platform for movile agents.



FUNDING PROJECTS

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Título del proyecto: Datos 4.0: Retos y soluciones - UZ
Código: TIN2016-78011-C4-3-R
Entidades participantes: Univ. de Zaragoza
Duración, desde: 30-12-2016 hasta: 29-12-2020 (4 años)
Investigador principal: IP1: Dr. Eduardo Mena, IP2: Dr. Sergio Ilarri, Profesores Titulares de Universidad, Univ. de Zaragoza
Número de investigadores participantes: 14
Importe total: 177.507 €


NEWS

Article (in Spanish) published in the newspaper "El Periodico de Aragón" (March 3, 2011) that describes our work on distributed monitoring of sport events with camera management.