Publications
2012
Pistofidis, Petros; Emmanouilidis, Christos
Developing Advanced Context Aware Tools for Mobile Maintenance Proceedings Article
In: 2nd IFAC workshop on Advanced Maintenance Engineering, Services and Technology, IFAC IFAC, Seville, Spain, 2012, ISBN: 978-3-902823-17-5.
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abstract = {The rapid technological progress in the domains of wireless sensor networks, mobile application development and artificial intelligence has fueled the construction of “smart” environments in both domestic and industrial environments. Such environments are equipped with a wide range of sensors, identification tags and interaction devices, capable of sensing, recording, interpreting and reacting to human activity and presence. Context - awareness constitutes a major challenge for developers of smart services, since both design and implementation are increasingly supported by widely adopted frameworks and well -structured tools. The value adding features of context - based services find their way into many industrial systems through the adoption of mobile computing and its state - of - the - art devices. Acting as a constant context monitoring agent, a tablet or a smartphone can expand the capacity of a shoop floor system actor to carry out asset management tasks . Context interpretation and system adaptation are highly specialized processes that essentially use predefined or dynamically build semantics to filter and configure the mobile actor’s access session. In this paper we discuss the context semantics for an IT infrastructure that serves engineering asset management and specifically supports maintenance practice and planning. Evaluating the available software methodologies that can drive the implementation of such an infrastructure, we perform a suitability study for the development of a maintenance management and a condition monitoring portable console. Our goal is to identify and assess the weighted significance for a domain - focused set of functional parameters , used to define a context- based mobile tool scaled for industrial shop - floors complexity.},
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The rapid technological progress in the domains of wireless sensor networks, mobile application development and artificial intelligence has fueled the construction of “smart” environments in both domestic and industrial environments. Such environments are equipped with a wide range of sensors, identification tags and interaction devices, capable of sensing, recording, interpreting and reacting to human activity and presence. Context - awareness constitutes a major challenge for developers of smart services, since both design and implementation are increasingly supported by widely adopted frameworks and well -structured tools. The value adding features of context - based services find their way into many industrial systems through the adoption of mobile computing and its state - of - the - art devices. Acting as a constant context monitoring agent, a tablet or a smartphone can expand the capacity of a shoop floor system actor to carry out asset management tasks . Context interpretation and system adaptation are highly specialized processes that essentially use predefined or dynamically build semantics to filter and configure the mobile actor’s access session. In this paper we discuss the context semantics for an IT infrastructure that serves engineering asset management and specifically supports maintenance practice and planning. Evaluating the available software methodologies that can drive the implementation of such an infrastructure, we perform a suitability study for the development of a maintenance management and a condition monitoring portable console. Our goal is to identify and assess the weighted significance for a domain - focused set of functional parameters , used to define a context- based mobile tool scaled for industrial shop - floors complexity.
Pistofidis, Petros; Emmanouilidis, Christos
Profiling context awareness in mobile and cloud based engineering asset management Proceedings Article
In: APMS 2012 - Advances in Production Management Systems, IFIP Springer, Rhodes, Greece, 2012.
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year = {2012},
date = {2012-09-01},
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abstract = {This paper presents an analysis of the potentials and the methodology for handling context events and adaptations in context-aware maintenance services. A significant number of IT systems that currently support industry and manufacturing, employ data models and service frame manufacturing, specifications where drafted on the basis of non-context-aware functional requirements. Following the system’s modularity, little to no care was taken for providing data fusion in a context aware manner. Though system intelligence might have been an added feature for a subset of such systems, two major requirements kept implementations away from such an a doption: (i) refactoring and reengineering the system’s base services (ii) customising and modifying the structure of a data model tightly connected with in ter-process organisation (in-tra-interoperability). This paper discusses a methodology for injecting industrial systems with modelling semantics and software mechanisms that enable context awareness via capable portable clients and application-agnostic data fusion services.},
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This paper presents an analysis of the potentials and the methodology for handling context events and adaptations in context-aware maintenance services. A significant number of IT systems that currently support industry and manufacturing, employ data models and service frame manufacturing, specifications where drafted on the basis of non-context-aware functional requirements. Following the system’s modularity, little to no care was taken for providing data fusion in a context aware manner. Though system intelligence might have been an added feature for a subset of such systems, two major requirements kept implementations away from such an a doption: (i) refactoring and reengineering the system’s base services (ii) customising and modifying the structure of a data model tightly connected with in ter-process organisation (in-tra-interoperability). This paper discusses a methodology for injecting industrial systems with modelling semantics and software mechanisms that enable context awareness via capable portable clients and application-agnostic data fusion services.
Giannoulis, Spilios; Koulamas, Christos; Emmanouilidis, Christos; Pistofidis, Petros; Karampatzakis, Dimitris
Wireless sensor network technologies for condition monitoring of industrial assets Proceedings Article
In: IFIP International Conference on Advances in Production Management Systems, pp. 33–40, Springer 2012.
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year = {2012},
date = {2012-01-01},
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2010
Emmanouilidis, Christos; Pistofidis, Petros
Machinery self-awareness with wireless sensor networks: a means to sustainable operation Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of the 2nd workshop "Maintenance for Sustainable Manufacturing", pp. 43-50, Verona, Italy, 2010.
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year = {2010},
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Jantunen, E; Adgar, A; Emmanouilidis, Christos; Arnaiz, A
Next generation maintenance through the adoption of e-maintenance Proceedings Article
In: Proceedings of the EuroMaintenance 2010 Conference, Verona, Italy, 2010.
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