Models Transformations for Ubiquitous System Design
Emmanuel Dubois, Christophe Bortolaso, Guillaume Gauffre · 2011
Many different models and tools exist for supporting the design of ubiquitous interactive systems. Each of them deals with a different point of view. As a result designing such systems has to involve a set of models rather than just one. In this paper we first provide an overview on existing models dedicated to Mixed Interactive Systems, one form of ubiquitous systems. Then, to facilitate the elicitation of the most appropriate model, we organize them along the steps of the development process. Finally, to smoothly guide the use of these different design resources along the development process, we provide an overview of different linking mechanisms between design models for ubiquitous systems and highlight their characteristics.