Networked and Embedded Systems Laboratory

Tryear

Trmonth

Trnumber

Title

Abstract

In the highly heterogeneous environments of coalition operations, sharing of sensor-originated information with desired quality characteristics is key to the effective execution of coalition tasks. A characterization of the quality of information (QoI) is useful in many contexts, and can be invaluable in making decisions such as trusting, managing, and using information in particular applications. However, the manner of representing the QoI is highly application-dependent that leads to the divergence in how QoI is characterized and expressed hampering the effective and streamlined execution of coalition tasks. An application-agnostic QoI specification can provide consistency in the representation of information and its quality, and enable QoI-aware determinations across many different applications. In this paper, an application-agnostic QoI model which can be readily customized to the needs of specific applications is presented. Object-oriented modelling principles to attain a QoI model are leveraged that can be used in many different contexts.

Filename

File

Urlpdfpaper

Urlsrcpaper

Urlpdfpresentation

Urlsrcpresentation

Urlavmedia

Urldoi

Urlpublisher

Urlgooglescholar

Urlciteseer

Pubin

Pubvol

Pubnum

Pubnum end

Pubpagefirst

Pubpagelast

Pubpagecount

Pubdate

Pubdate end

Pubplace

Publisher

Ispublic

Islabdocument

Miscattributes

Document category

Main research area

Editing document