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First International Conference on Quality of Service in Heterogeneous Wired/Wireless Networks (QSHINE'04)
A QoE Sensitive Architecture for Advanced Collaborative Environments
Dallas, Texas
October 18-October 20
ISBN: 0-7695-2233-5
Andrew S. Patrick, National Research Council of Canada
Janice Singer, National Research Council of Canada
Brian Corrie, Simon Fraser University
Sylvie No?, Communications Research Centre
Khalil El Khatib, National Research Council of Canada
Bruno Emond, National Research Council of Canada
Todd Zimmerman, Simon Fraser University
Stephen Marsh, National Research Council of Canada
A layered architecture for advanced collaborative environments has been developed to map the definition of a collaboration task from the requirements needed to accomplish the task, to the collaboration services that can be used to satisfy those needs, and to the technologies on which the services can be delivered. The architecture takes into account the users? goals and needs in configuring the services required for a collaboration task. By understanding and designing for users? needs and requirements, we can ensure a high Quality of Experience (QoE). The architecture was used to create a prototype system that is currently being tested through user studies.
Citation:
Andrew S. Patrick, Janice Singer, Brian Corrie, Sylvie No?, Khalil El Khatib, Bruno Emond, Todd Zimmerman, Stephen Marsh, "A QoE Sensitive Architecture for Advanced Collaborative Environments," qshine, pp.319-322, First International Conference on Quality of Service in Heterogeneous Wired/Wireless Networks (QSHINE'04), 2004
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