A Metamodel For Sensor-Based Mobile Applications

Mobile devices usually have different types of build-in sensors, and sensor-based mobile applications differ from the other applications. Therefore, it is necessary to analyze the characteristics of sensor-based mobile applications and research on the method for developing them. The paper presents a meta model for sensor-based mobile applications, and the meta model as a UML profile can be used to model the applications.

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