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- 3 abstract "We investigate services giving users an adequate insight on his or her energy consumption habits in order to optimize it in the long run. The explored energy awareness services are addressed to inhabitants of smart homes, equipped with smart meters, advanced communication facilities, sensors and actuators. To analyze the potential of such services, a game at a social network Facebook has been designed and implemented, and the information about players' responses and interactions within the game environment has been collected and analyzed. The players have had their virtual home energy usage visualized in different ways, and had to optimize the energy consumption basing on their own perceptions of the consumption information. Evaluations reveal, in particular, that users are specifically responsive to information shown as a real-time graph and as costs in Euro, and are able to produce and share with each other policies for managing their smart home environments.".
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- 4 abstract "The Future Internet, has as its vision, the development of improved features and usability for services, applications and content. In many cases, services can be provided automatically through the use of monitors or sensors. This means web generated sensor data becoming available not only to the companies that own the sensors but also to the domain users who generate the data and to information and knowledge workers who harvest the output. The goal is improving the service through better usage of the information provided by the service. Applications and services vary from climate, traffic, health and sports event monitoring. In this paper, we present the WSW system that harvests web sensor data to provide additional and, in some cases, more accurate information using an analysis of both live and warehoused information.".
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- 5 abstract "Business applications are facing an increasing demand for being delivered as on-demand services. Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are a common way for specifying the exact conditions how services are delivered, both for business- and IT-based services. At the same time, the paradigm of service-orientation is expanded to different domains such as business and IT-based services. Services are composed out of other services across domains. Consequently, SLAs have to managed across such service hierarchies. In this paper, we present the lessons learned from applying a generic, multi-layer SLA management framework to the context of on-demand business applications. We explain the implemented architecture and show how a hierarchy of services can be managed via SLAs. We explain in detail how SLAs can be established for different layers and how SLA terms are translated across the service hierarchy.".
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