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A Local Knowledge Base for the Media Independent Information System

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Future Internet - FIS 2009 (FIS 2009)

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Service oriented access in a multi-application, multi-access network environment poses interesting research challenges. One of these challenges refers to cross-layer interoperability among technologies. In this paper we introduce a knowledge base (KB) which contains local (user terminal specific) knowledge that enables pro-active network selection. We implemented a prototype which makes use of semantic technology (namely ResearchCyc) for creating the elements of the KB: the ontology, the concepts, facts and rules. We show on a case study how this system can be exploited by the Media Independent Information System (MIIS) of the IEEE 802.21 protocol.

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Fortuna, C., Mohorcic, M. (2010). A Local Knowledge Base for the Media Independent Information System. In: Zseby, T., Savola, R., Pistore, M. (eds) Future Internet - FIS 2009. FIS 2009. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 6152. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-14956-6_2

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