SLA analytics for adaptive service provisioning in the cloud
Obinna Anya, Heiko Ludwig, et al.
NOMS 2016
Existing approaches for supporting context-aware knowledge sharing in ubiquitous healthcare give little attention to practice-based structures of knowledge representation. They guide knowledge re-use at an abstract level and hardly incorporate details of actionable tasks and processes necessary for accomplishing work in a real-world context. This paper presents a context-aware model for supporting clinical knowledge sharing across organizational and geographical boundaries in ubiquitous e-health. The model draws on activity and situation awareness theories as well as the Belief-Desire Intention and Case-based Reasoning techniques in intelligent systems with the goal of enabling clinicians in disparate locations to gain a common representation of relevant situational information in each other's work contexts based on the notion of practice. We discuss the conceptual design of the model, present a formal approach for representing practice as context in a ubiquitous healthcare environment, and describe an application scenario and a prototype system to evaluate the proposed approach.
Obinna Anya, Heiko Ludwig, et al.
NOMS 2016
Samir Tata, Mohamed Mohamed, et al.
CLOUD 2016
Obinna Anya, Hissam Tawfik
CTS 2014
Obinna Anya, Hissam Tawfik
CTS 2014