SOFIA PILOTS OVERVIEW

Smart Objects For Intelligent Applications

ARTEMIS Awarded Project

www.sofia-project.eu

www.sofia-community.org

The SOFIA project is building new innovative applications and services for every-day working and living environments, by making “physical world information” easily available for smart services - connecting the physical world with the information world. SOFIA is a three-year ARTEMIS project involving eighteen partners from four EU countries. The common target is to enable and maintain cross-industry interoperability, to

foster innovation while ensuring the value of existing legacy, as well as creating new user inter- action and interface concepts to enable users to benefit from smart environments. Moreover, a promising SOFIA Community for developers is growing up and will continue this vision beyond the SOFIA project. The project outcomes bring new smart environment applications and services in the

context of Smart City, Smart Indoor Spaces and Personal Spaces. A set of seven large scale pilots across four different locations in Europe, will publicly exhibit SOFIA´s technologies great benefits during 2011. This brochure contains general information about the SOFIA pilots set, making special emphasis on the applied tecno-logies and associated benefits.

The SOFIA set of pilots integrates and demonstrates project results in practice with live activities, across four

different countries in Europe: Spain (Madrid), Finland( Helsinki & Oulu), Italy (Bologna), The Netherlands (Eindhoven).

These pilots show the complete set of SOFIA solutions around smart environment applications and

services in the contexts of Smart City, Smart Indoor Spaces & Personal Spaces.

SOFIA: ARTEMIS project 100017

www.sofia-project.eu

www.sofia-community.org

For more information, please

contact the project coordinator:

Petri Liuha (petri.liuha@nokia.com)

Nokia Research Center

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Date: Oct´11 Leader: CCC/UNBO

Contributors: NOKIA/CRF

Date: Sep´11 Leader: VTT

SUMS-SS demonstrates seamless usage of the Smart spaces including a personal space, a Smart home and a Smart city. Smart home and city collaborate with the services provided in a cloud through the Cam4Home Open Platform.

Date: Aug´11/Sep´11 Leader: PHILIPS

Contributors: NXP/CONANTE/Tu/e

In order to generate a Smart Space within a home environ-ment, different devices will seamlessly work with one anot-her by exchanging relevant information through the Seman-tic Information Broker (SIB)

Smart Home Eidenhoven, The Netherlands

SUMS-SS Oulu, Finland

Date: Oct´11 Leader: CCC Contributors: EUTH/NXP

UNBO/CONANTE/VTT

Multivendor devices intercon-nected to heterogeneous sen-sors through an Interoperability Platform deliver smart facility management services to the users of large buildings (office t e n a n t s , v i s i t o r s a n d maintenance personnel)

Smart Building Maintenance Bologna, Italy

Mobile users will be able to seamlessly consume a particular media from different devices while moving around between different locations and use the most optimal resources of each personal environment.

Users experience facility management services provided by smart indoor spaces also when on the move (e.g. driving a car). Cars offer friendly, speech based functionalities and navigation services: they are connec-ted to the driver mobile device which in turn is connected to the buildings of a smart city.

Date: Oct´11 Leader: CRF

Contributors: NOKIA/VTT

Media Follows User Bologna, Italy

Smart Maintenance on the move Bologna, Italy

Date: Oct´11 Leader: ED Contributors: EUTH/NXW/WMC/

CONANTE/INDRA

A SOFIA based Smart Video-Surveillance installation will comple-ment existing systems allowing video operators to control public areas and to prompt security crew whenever an anomalous situation is recogni-zed. A support to evacuation proce-dures is offered.

Smart Video-Surveillance Bologna, Italy

Date: Oct´11 Leader: INDRA

Contributors: NOKIA, MWW

Smart Services will allow users with a mobile device to visualize virtual notes, download native information provided by the company or municipality, as well as to generate and publish virtual information.

Virtual Wall Madrid, Spain / Bologna, Italy

& Helsinki, Finland

Date: Oct´11 Leader: NOKIA

Contributors: INDRA, MWW

Virtual Graffiti demonstrates user generated content and smart information services for users in various public environments. Users will be able to easily and instantly share personal content and official information, get instant and up-to-date information, relevant on user’s locational context. These services can be extended with added value to 3rd party services.

Virtual Graffiti Bologna, Italy & Helsinki, Finland

SOFIA R&D project (100017) is partially financed by ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking, the Finnish Funding Agency for Technology and Innovation (TEKES), the Spanish Ministry of Industry,

Tourism and Trade (MITYC), the Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Netherlands (Agentschap NL) and the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR).

MEDIA FOLLOWS USER

A mobile user is able to seamlessly consume a particular media from different devices while moving around different locations and use the resources of each personal environment. For instance, the user at home may be listening to a particular radio channel or music recording. The user leaves home and plugs mobile phone’s earpieces, and automatically the media starts to play on this new device. Then, when entering the car, the car´s stereos continue to play the same radio channel or music track. The user will have a more pleasant experience, since there is no time

wasted on adjusting devices in new environments to start playing a particular media. When an important message, SMS or Twitter feed, is received while music is playing, the device pauses as the message content is read out. Music is set to resume playing after the message is ended. Another smart device is simultane-ously running the navigation application. Car facilities, such as voice commands and steering wheel buttons, have then to be shared also not only for the controlling of the navigation, but also as a mechanism to query and define location based information.

PROVIDED SERVICES Semantic Information Broker (SIB) service implementations and their access libraries for various platforms and languages

RIBS is a SIB for resource limited devices with little dependencies and KPILow access libraries

Steering wheel input service

Audio input service (speech recognition)

ILProxy, multimedia rendering pipeline

Messaging service

Text-to-speech service

TECHNOLOGIES Several domains are addressed: Automotive, Mobile

devices, multimedia entertainment Technologies adopted in the Multi-Domain scenario are:

Shared Information Store: RDF based

Semantic Information Broker (SIB) with notify capability (Smart M3, Open Source SOFIA Interoperability component: http://sourceforge.net/projects/smart-m3/)

Reasoning Engine: Smodels

Ontologies: Geo, Question&answer, Activity, Car

Multi-Wireless Connectivity: Bluetooth, WiFi, 3G

Multi-Language Agent Programming: C#, Python, QT

Multi-Vendor Platforms: On Board Unit, N900

Speech Technology

BENEFITS The value for the user is summarized in the notion

that the user always has the best resources available

for particular tasks in Personal domain

The value for the manufacturers is to be able to

efficiently build multiple and diverse use cases over

existing infrastructures, which can currently be easily

benefited from as well as in the future

The selected use cases provide the possibility to

show how contentions of resources within personal

environments are managed, while different

applications (media player, navigation, SMS, Twitter

feed) are simultaneously running

Reference point: The SOFIA software development community to be generated around this portal will be a proved leading exam-ple, not only for the embedded systems development sector but also for the general purpose. The SOFIA Community includes all the facilities to communicate, generate and finally, evolve by itself!

The SOFIA Community crew will host projects around four general technical groups:

1. Ontology: Everything related with the definition of domains and the ontologies used will be covered by this

group.

2. ADK: The focus of this group is on generating the necessary tools.

3. Core: The core group is the base implementation of any Smart Space based on SOFIA. There are several

implementations for different operating systems, programming languages and transport protocols.

4. Architecture: This group is responsible for the design of the SOFIA architecture, protocols and standards.

The SOFIA Community has already been promoted within both, the Eclipse Foundation and PROMETEO (Spanish Technological Platform for Embedded Systems), and it currently in contact with manufactures and distributors of devices, (e.g. sensors) operating within Smart Environments in order to incorporate SOFIA technology within its products by default. It is relevant to mention that during the project lifetime, other ARTEMIS projects have already benefited by utilizing the results SOFIA has made available. European projects such as SMARCOS (Smart Composite Human-Computer Inter-faces) & CHIRON (Cyclic and person-centric Health management) are already using the SOFIA platform and tools. This Community is backed up by the ARTEMIS-JU recognition, as SOFIA project has been awarded twice as best ARTEMIS Embedded Systems project, 2009 and 2010.

For more information please visit:

http://www.sofia-community.org/

SOFIA looks forward to a lively community of players in the embedded systems area, who will extend SOFIA technology and adopt it as a novel way of enriching their solutions.

SOFIA COMMUNITY SMART BUILDING MAINTENANCE

SOFIA project has met all its desired objectives: a viable reference archi-tecture applicable to many scenarios, the development and implementation of a framework suited to any domain and user interactions methods for all types of friendly environments. In order to ensure the maintenance and update of the SOFIA technology life cycle after December 2011, the project is already working on the growth of its outcomes by creating the SOFIA Community based on its findings and added value.

This added value could be resumed by the following factors:

Introduction of a channel for providing digital services in physical locations through different devices

Extension of both, functionality and services, provided by existing and new products

In long term, evolve an informa-tion based service development, aggregate information

Having been born under this wide and rich background, the SOFIA Community offers the project outcomes and smart open source applications for developers as well as for end-users. This Community is willing to mobilize developers from various domains beyond the project, who will have access to the common application development framework, which has proven to be scalable and flexible for any domain.

SOFIA is seeking for a Community to last after the project is finished, willing to build on the project

findings. Therefore, the following characteristics are vital for the future of this Community.

Multi-Domain The aim of the project is to be useful for any domain, so if your domain is not already included, propose new ones. The more the merrier.

BENEFITS

In the domain of Facility Manage-ment, Smart Maintenance is a novel concept to approach complex building management when multiple actors (maintenance company, operators, clients and tenants) and multiple technologies are involved, interacting with the environment and providing new services. This pilot was designed by CCC -Italian Consortium of Construction Companies, EUROTECH, and the University of Bologna with the contribution of CONANTE, NXP and VTT.

The pilot is deployed inside the Municipality of Bologna, a large complex of three office buildings, equipped with multiple devices (including WSN, mobile and wearable devices, RFIDs, Smart Lights and LumEn-Active), innovative technologies and

SOFIA Platform, that together implement a Smart Indoor Space.

The pilot shows how a WSN infrastructure in an indoor space may detect anomalous conditions and trigger an alert to a building maintenance company which publishes in real time, after a human mediation, a call for intervention to mobile maintenance operators. Operators may accept the task via their mobile device and may be supported during their maintenance intervention activities. The mainte-nance company monitors the building status, manages the inter-vention and supervises all the process activities, while office tenants and visitors are automatically informed about the existence of a maintenance intervention, and the availability of spaces and services.

PROVIDED SERVICES Automatic fault detection

Fault notification to multiple actors (operators, office tenants,

maintenance companies)

Intervention request to selected

maintenance operators

Support for maintenance operator’s activities on the field (intervention acceptance, intervention management, spaces deciphering, faulty entity

identification, etc.)

Support for maintenance

company process flow control

Maintenance operator and

maintenance activities logging

Supervision of the entire

maintenance process

TECHNOLOGIES Multi-Language We are developing in serveral programming languages: C, C ++, C#, J2SE, J2ME for several platforms. We would like to have an implementation of SOFIA for each one.

Open Source We do not want to wall up technology. All the results coming from this community are open sour-ce. Collaborate, and help us improving our results.

Multi-Platform Are you programming for Windows, Linux, Android, iOS, TinyOS? Probably your platform is already targeted in the project. If not, please collaborate to include yours.

Communication Agnostic Whether your device communicates by Bluetooh, ZigBee, tcp/ip, … it is not an issue. The project is flexible to include new ones as plugins.

Smart Engineering/tooling One of ours goals is to develop better and faster. We are developing a SDK with several tools which help you reduce the time-to-market dramatically.

http://www.sofia-community.org/

Smart M3 Open Platform

Semantic Information Broker (SIB) with subscribe/

notify capabilities

RIBS

Shared Information Store: RDF based

Information Level Protocols: Smart Space Access

Protocol (SSAP)

SOA Oriented Architecture

Multi-mode Wireless Connectivity: WiFi, 3G, ZigBee

Multi-Language Agent programming: C#, Pyton, Java,

Prolog, C

Construction Industry: New functionalities & services for Facility Management companies Maintenance procedures optimization & Interventions speed-up Support for incremental growth of supported maintenance functions Improved end-user comfort & use of space

Telecommunication Industry:

Acess to new & uncoventional markets Introduce new business models to support multi-actor, environment-based data applications

Hardware device manufacturers:

Multivendor device interoperability Possible exploitation– common SOA oriented platform Native support for the integration with legacy systems

Education and academics:

Innovate education with new models, architectures & design styles

SMART MAINTENANCE ON THE MOVE

Smart maintenance on the move, is an example of European joint research in ICT, where industries from different sectors and academic institutions, cooperate to define the principles of a new class of professional services, which add value to the core business of traditionally non interacting industries. Specific to these services is the invol-vement of many actors with different profiles and the interaction with the environment. They are expected to bring in new levels of effectiveness while reducing overheads and resource requirements. This pilot was designed by NOKIA, Centro Ricerche FIAT, CCC (Italian Consortium of Construction Compa-nies) and the University of Bologna, with the contribution of Eurotech and VTT.

It shows how sensors in an office space may trigger an alert to a building maintenance company which publishes the work item to mobile maintenance operators. The operators may accept the task via mobile devices. If the operator is in a car, the task can be accepted using the car speech recognition facilities and can be driven to the location guided by the mobile device map program. The office tenants are automatically kept informed of the repair progress by SMS. This demonstrates the capability of the underlying ontology driven by the SOFIA open information framework to provide environmental centric information services and integrate functionalities of separated systems and use cases.

PROVIDED SERVICES Automatic fault detection (e.g. water presence on the floor, uncomfortable climate conditions)

Fault notification to multiple actors (operators, office tenants, maintenance companies)

Intervention request sent to selected maintenance operators

Order acceptance from operator even while driving a car

Support for a sequence of mainte-nance operator’s actions (e.g. job acceptance and multiple reporting)

Hands-free speech based operator interface in the car for job notification, job acceptance, job site guiding, place tagging

Notifications to office tenant via SMS (job scheduled, intervention started and completed)

Car Industry:

Customer Specific Services (demonstrated for maintenance operators) may be virtually extended to any Semantic Service available on passengers nomadic devices (doctors currently being considered)

Construction Industry:

Paradigmatic change in quality, efficiency and speed of maintenance processes

Support for incremental growth of supported maintenance functions

Telecommunication Industry:

New market and new business models to support multi-actor, environment-based data applications

Several domains are addressed: Automotive, Mobile

devices, Construction, Telecommunication

Technologies adopted in the Multi-Domain scenario are:

Shared Information Store: RDF based

Semantic Information Broker (SIB) with notify capability (Smart M3, Open Source SOFIA Interoperability component: http://sourceforge.net/projects/smart-m3/)

Reasoning Engine: Smodels

Ontologies: Geo, Question&answer, Activity, Maintenance, Car

Information Level Protocols: Smart Space Access Protocol (SSAP)

TECHNOLOGIES BENEFITS

SMART HOME

Please meet Mark and Dries. When Mark and Dries arrive home, their presence is detected, and the lighting system is switched on. When they start listening to music, they think that it will be nice to have some visual lighting effects to accompany the music. Exploring the smart space, they discover that the bonding devi-ce can render these light effects. They make a connection between the music player and the family bon-ding device through the interaction tile, while at the same time the deco-rative wall-wash lights in the room automatically dim to make the bonding device stand out more. At the same time, the light pattern also starts being rendered on the remote bonding device, therefore Mark's sister SOFIA can observe the same light effects in her own house.

Now at SOFIA´s house, she gets curious after a while to learn what music Mark and Dries are listening to. She uses the spotlight navigation device to make a connection from the bonding device to the stereo. All the events in the scenario outli-ned above are enabled through the smart space. The different devices seamlessly work with one another by exchanging relevant information through the semantic information broker. One of the use cases for the bonding device is to help “empty nesters” stay in touch with their children (and grandchildren). However, the bonding device can also provide a means to connect with friends and siblings living apart, allowing them to share experiences, and stay in touch in a new way. This

is a somewhat younger group, with also slightly different usage intentions, as indicated in the use case description above.

PROVIDED SERVICES

Playback music Rendering light via smart luminaries (functional and mood lighting) Novel user interaction functionality Interaction tiles Means to control of light Ambient experiences Bonding device (to aid in the “awareness” connection between

two parties)

BENEFITS TECHNOLOGIES Smart Home pilot applies the following technologies:

Shared Information Store

SOFIA ADK SIB

Reasoning Engine

Semantic Interaction Ontology, Semantic connections

Ontology

Information Level Protocols: Smart Space Access

Protocol (SSAP)

Device manufacturers: The framework allows one device to benefit from

functionality offered by other devices, e.g. rendering of

light during music playback, activation of decorative

lights based on presence information detected by

functional lights, etc. End-users: The smart home scenario will enable users to easily

interact with various home devices, and seamlessly let

these devices work together, even if these are from

different manufacturers. In addition, it allows staying in

touch with friends and family in novel way, supporting

exchanging experiences (such as listening to music) in a

more natural way.

VIRTUAL GRAFFITI SUM-SS (SEAMLESS USAGE OF MULTIPLE SMART SPACES)

Virtual Graffiti is a SOFIA based implementation that demonstrates user generated content and smart information services for users in various public environments. Design by Nokia, INDRA, and MWW, Virtual Graffiti benefits can be easily applied to multiple and diverse use cases across different industries (transportation, public administrations, event organizer and 3rd party service providers …)

The Virtual Graffiti will be piloted with test users during the SOFIA pilots exhibition in Bologna and at the ARTEMIS & ITEA2 Co-Summit, Helsinki. Users will be able to easily and instantly share personal content and official information, get instant and up-to-date information, relevant on user’s locational context. These services can be extended with added value to 3rd party services. Basic services at different places can be offered for free, since there are no search and data transfer costs.

PROVIDED SERVICES

Services based on crowd-sourced data at a location or at an event

Integrated WSN information at location/event

Public displays with managed content for Events

TECHNOLOGIES BENEFITS Event manager or managing entities:

Offer a dynamic and real time information Create a hub of digital interaction that can be used for sponsored services or advertising.

End users:

Real time information and a place of interaction with Other users at an event

Virtual Graffiti pilot applies the following technologies:

Arduino SSAP Interpreter

SSAP message protocol Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) integration

Ontologies: Sensor Measurement (provided in ADK)

Smart City domain

Programming languages: Python, C++

Platforms: Symbian 3.0 Maemo, MeeGo (Nokia N8, Nokia N9, Nokia N900)

Anna is sleeping. She can relax because she trusts her personal smart space and home smart space that everything will be ok for her early meeting. Her personal smart space takes care of her schedule, the time she needs for getting up and be prepared ready for the trip from home to the meeting. The smart home takes care that her morning is relaxing; home automa-tion, e.g. lights and air conditioning, are set according to the state she prefers during early wake-ups. Reading and modifying the states of the home appliances require different authentication and security levels. Smart home also takes care that coffee is ready and she has morning news and meeting material ready for reading. She checks out of the home with her NFC key. The smart home checks that all appliances and devices are in safe operation modes and windows and doors are locked. If not, Anna’s personal smart space notifies the situation and asks her to reconfigure the appliances to correct states.

She leaves by car to the meeting. The car navigator informs that an accident has happened in the fastest route and proposes an alternative route. The navigator searches for free parking places nearest to the meeting place. The navigator utilizes several services for finding out free parking places. The navigator automatically selects the service that provides the fastest responses at any time. The navigator selects the car park that is closest to the meeting place with free parking slots. The navigator notifies the required driving time to Anna’s personal space that realizes that it is not possible to reach the meeting place in time. Thus, the personal space sends a message about her late arriving to the meeting participants. Anna also wants to check whom she will meet there and ask the Office Service to send a list of participants and their photos. When arriving to the meeting, Anna is well-briefed and ready for the business negotiation with new customers.

PROVIDED SERVICES

RIBS (RDF Information Base Solution)

NFC Access control

Run-time security and performance management: mechanisms for security and performance monitoring, analysis, reasoning and adaptation

Cam4Home Open Platform providing cloud services:

Office services – meeting agenda, additional material for meetings Service discovery

Home network: Energy consumption monitoring Light controlling system Movement identification sensors Wall socket control Connected by the LON network and controlled by the OPC server

Enables the creation of richer smart space

applications by means of seamless information flow

between different smart spaces

Integrates solutions from various projects and

vendors

Fulfills security and performance requirements for

various types of smart spaces and information

RIBS (RDF Information Base Solution)

Smart-M3

Ontologies:

ISMO (Information Security Measuring Ontology)

C4SS (Context for Smart Spaces) ontology

RPM (Run-time Performance Management) ontology

Sensor/actuator ontology

Reasoning: SPARQL

Domains: Smart home, smart office and smart personal

spaces enriched with information from clouds

Several programming languages: C, Java, Python, Qt

Multi-Vendor Platforms: Nokia N8, C7, N900; Google

Nexus S, Samsung Galaxy Tab, etc.

TECHNOLOGIES BENEFITS

SMART VIDEO-SURVEILLANCE VIRTUAL WALL

Virtual Wall is a SOFIA based implementation that demonstrates SOFIA capabilities around Smart Information Services within Smart environments. Design by INDRA, NOKIA and MWW, Virtual Wall benefits can be easily applied to multiple and diverse use cases across different industries: transport, public administrations, health, human resources, leisure…) During the SOFIA pilots demonstra-tion, Virtual Wall will benefit Madrid transport users, Bologna citizens and the ARTEMIS & ITEA2 Co-Summit 2011 audience at Helsinki, enabling them to easily visualize, generate and publish virtual notes and commercial ads, check or download native information provided by the entity managing the services and access to real time environmental information. In these locations, the Virtual Wall System will identify the mobile device of the user and offer the

Virtual Wall Application (to be downloaded via Bluetooth/Wi-Fi). Specific real-time information will be also available on a display. Once the user downloads the Virtual Wall application, he/she will have just to choose from the different offered options:

Available services, e.g.: buses arrivals times, pharmacies, banks, etc

Entity news and general information

Virtual notes and ads visualiza-tion, generation and publication

Environment quality real time information from sensors: CO2, Temperature, Humidity

Virtual Wall commercial ads publica-tion can be managed via SMS or webform by the interested entities.

PROVIDED SERVICES

Virtual Notes & Ads visualization

Virtual Notes & Ads generation

Virtual Notes & Ads publication

Easy integration with WSN real time information

Virtual Notes & Ads Moderation Application

Information management and control of contents to be shown on displays

Free & easy checking or down-loading of native information provided by the entity managing the service

Managing entities:

Offer a more dynamic and attractive space: happier clients/users Open, social and more active information manager supporting users content (virtual notes) B2C Application - new advertising channel: high visibility, segmentation, easy to use and manage including virtual notes & ads moderation capabilities Low investment and easy integration with other interoperable architectures, legacy and upcoming technologies/devices Reduction of smart cities landfill (e.g. around bus stops or information points)

End users:

Real time Info. free access within own devices Social & smart information services boosting user participation

Virtual Wall pilot applies the following technologies:

Arduino SSAP Interpreter

SSAP message protocol Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) integration

Ontologies: Sensor Measurement (provided in ADK)

Smart City domain

Programming languages: C, Java

Platforms: Arduino Mega (AT Mega 1280 microcontroller Board)

Legacy Led Screen (MP Electronics Display)

Android 2.2 and 2.3 (HTC desire, Samsung Galaxy S2)

TECHNOLOGIES BENEFITS

In the Smart Video Surveillance pilot six European industries and SMEs from diverse sectors of video surveillance, system integration, networking and communications, monitoring and public advertisement devices have collaborated to define a common communication architecture and integration of services related to the surveillance and monitoring of public areas and infrastructures. Public areas are places where operators and end users live toget-her, the first ones performing their work there and the second ones spending their time in the same places for personal or social reasons. Therefore, in a smart city it will often be the case where the same devices are designed and used for differentiated services, based on the users who will be the target of the service itself. The pilot shows an occurrence of the use of the same set of devices -easily interconnected in the same heterogeneous network- which are devoted to provide services for final

users and for operators, and whose functions may be varied according to context situations, e.g. emergencies. Digital video cameras are under control of operators to detect abnormal or emergency situations, so that when one of these situations occurs, surveillance operators activate a protocol prompting verification and, if needed, emergency evacuation of the area. In the pilot, different devices of the system interact to put security operators on alert, to help users and operators evacuate the dangerous area in security, and to keep operators informed of emergency developments. The pilot -designed by Selex Elsag (former Elsag Datamat), Conante, Eurotech, INDRA, Nextworks and WMC- demonstrates how the SOFIA information open framework and the ontology designed for these scenarios allows full interoperability among different systems of monitoring and alerting within the infrastructure.

PROVIDED SERVICES Video surveillance via remotely controlled digital cameras Prompt communication to security operators ranging in proximity Remote guidance of selected proximate security operators toward the location of interest Multi-level anomaly manage-ment, involving proximate security operators and a control center (possibly office tenants, other operators, external teams) Exchange of secure information messages among security operators and the control center via wearable devices Notification of alerts/events to users and other operators in the public area via bluetooth Specific information messages sent to selected display devices, usually used for other aims (advertisement, information, news) Access and emergency doors opening and closing control

TECHNOLOGIES Several domains are addressed: Video-surveillance, Mobile devices, Emergency, Alert, Wireless sensor networks Monitoring. Technologies adopted in the Multi-Domain scenario are:

Semantic Information Broker (SIB) with notify capability (SOFIA OSGI-SIB)

SOFIA ADK

Ontologies: GeoArea, Sensor, Notification, Alert, Emergency, PTZ Command

Information Level Protocols: Smart Space Access Protocol (SSAP)

BENEFITS Video-surveillance: Easy management and configura-tion of cameras in the system, with no interest in the manufacturer and in technology behind. Easy remote control of heterogeneous devices

Monitoring: Easier monitoring of devices and systems, after adding their properties to the ontology and using the SIB as the interpretation core. Avoiding the design of tightly coupled modules in terms of communication. Emergency management: Support for emergency management, with involvement of different public alert systems to show the best path for exiting and to give advice to users Telecommunication Industry: New market and new business models to support multi-actor, environment-based data applications