Spatial Coordination of Pervasive Services through Chemical-inspired Tuple Spaces
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@MISC{Viroli_spatialcoordination,
author = {Mirko Viroli and Matteo Casadei and Sara Montagna and Franco Zambonelli},
title = {Spatial Coordination of Pervasive Services through Chemical-inspired Tuple Spaces},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
To support and engineer the spatial coordination of distributed pervasive services, we propose a chemical-inspired model, which extends tuple spaces with the ability of evolving tuples mimicking chemical systems, i.e. in terms of reaction and diffusion rules that apply to tuples modulo semantic match. The suitability of this model is studied considering a self-adaptive display infrastructure providing nearby people with several visualisation services (advertisements, news, personal and social content). The key result of this paper is that general-purpose chemical reactions inspired by population dynamics can be used in pervasive applications to enact spatial computing patterns of competition and gradient-based interaction.
Keyphrases
pervasive service spatial coordination chemical-inspired tuple space diffusion rule gradient-based interaction general-purpose chemical reaction tuple space population dynamic nearby people social content pervasive application chemical-inspired model key result self-adaptive display infrastructure several visualisation service chemical system semantic match
