mIO! (Tecnologías para prestar servicios en movilidad en el futuro universo inteligente) aims to provide technologies capable of supplying ubiquitous services in an intelligent environment. These technologies will be able to adapt themselves to everybody and to its context. Such technologies will use as the main interaction basis the mobile terminal with both (micro)-services provided by companies and (micro)-services created and provided by the mobile users.

Thus, the main objective of the mIO! project is to allow that the user by means of his mobile device is able to interact with both available services and services created and provided by himself.

For further information about the mIO! project visit the official project’s web.

OEG Role in mIO!

OEG is involved in the development of ontologies that model the knowledge about context. These ontologies will be used to adapt the performance of a service based on the user situation. Knowledge about the context refers both to the user (localization, room temperature, preferences, social information, etc.) and to the service (availability, cost, etc.).

OEG is also involved in providing and reviewing the possible use scenarios in the project.

Participants

The members of OEG involved in the development of mIO! project are:

• Mari Carmen Suárez-Figueroa
• María Poveda

Publications and other results

Most important publications:

• Poveda M.; Suárez-Figueroa M.C.; Gómez-Pérez A. “Reusing Ontology Design Patterns in a Context Ontology Network”. Proceedings Second Workshop on Ontology Patterns (WOP 2010) co-located at ISWC 2010. 08 November, 2010. Shanghai, China. Download
• Poveda M.; Suárez-Figueroa M.C.; García-Castro R.; Gómez-Pérez A. “A Context Ontology for Mobile Environments”. Workshop on Context, Information and Ontologies (CIAO 2010) Co-located with EKAW 2010. 11 October, 2010. Lisbon, Portugal. Download
• Cadenas, A.; Ruiz C.; Larizgoitia I.; García-Castro R.; Lamsfus C.; Vázquez I.; González M.; Martín D.; Poveda M. "Context Management in Mobile Environments: a Semantic Approach". Workshop on Context, Information and Ontologies (CIAO 2009) Co-located with ESWC 2009. 1 June, 2009. Heraklion, Greece. Download

The following Ontology Design Patterns have been also published:

• Poveda M.; Suárez-Figueroa M.C. “SimpleOrAggregated”. Proceedings Second Workshop on Ontology Patterns (WOP 2010) co-located at ISWC 2010. 08 November, 2010. Shanghai, China. Download
• Poveda M.; Suárez-Figueroa M.C. “Summarization of an inverse n-ary relation”. Proceedings Second Workshop on Ontology Patterns (WOP 2010) co-located at ISWC 2010. 08 November, 2010. Shanghai, China. Download

Most important deliverables published (Note: these deliverables are written in Spanish):

• E1.1.3v3. Formalización e implementación de las ontologías (privado) - Autores: María Poveda, Mari Carmen Suárez-Figueroa. January, 2011.
• E1.1.5v3. Extensión de la metodología de desarrollo de ontologías NeOn (privado) - Autores: María Poveda, Mari Carmen Suárez-Figueroa. January, 2011.
• E1.1.5v2. Extensión de la metodología de desarrollo de ontologías NeOn (privado) - Autores: María Poveda, Mari Carmen Suárez-Figueroa. February, 2010.

Press notes:

• http://www.fi.upm.es/?id=tablon&acciongt=consulta1&idet=831
• http://technews.acm.org/archives.cfm?fo=2011-05-may/may-18-2011.html#521938

The ontology network developed is available at mIO! ontology network

Additional information

• Start date: 10/01/2008
• End date: 31/12/2011
• Global budget: 21.952.412,00 €

Job opportunities

There are currently no job offers or studentships available in this project. For offers in other projects or research areas of the group, please check in our job opportunities section.

However, you may contact Mari Carmen Suárez-Figueroa to check whether there are any potential open positions in the near future.