Autonomous Decentralized Community System for Provision of Service-Assurance to Local Majority Users

Community Context-attribute-centric Collaborative Information Environment (CCCIE) enables provision of services to users with same interests, by employing time awareness and demand-oriented perspective to transform one to one (1-1), one dimensional location based service paradigm to one to many (1-N), n-dimensional situation-aware community services. Unlike conventional Location Based Services (LBS) which involve selection of most suitable service either by manipulating location context at centralized server, or context-aware selection among all discovered services at service-consumer logic (at end node), the circumspect design of Autonomous Decentralized Community System (ADCS)framework empowers the transparent access of right service to right users at right place and right time, in highly dynamic ubiquitous environment by collaborative decentralized processing of various surrounding contexts like traffic and weather conditions, topographic features of towns and service validity time etc.

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