Eva Blomqvist

Dr. Eva Blomqvist

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Academic Career Length

22Years (2005-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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6 July 2017 in Sensors
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MAMarjan Alirezaie
Marjan Alirezaie
JRJennifer Renoux
Jennifer Renoux
UKUwe Köckemann
Uwe Köckemann
Annica KristofferssonAnnica Kristoffersson
Annica Kristoffersson
LKLars Karlsson
Lars Karlsson
LKLars Karlsson
Lars Karlsson
Smart home environments have a significant potential to provide for long-term monitoring of users with special needs in order to promote the possibility to age at home. Such environments are typically equipped with a number of heterogeneous sensors that monitor both health and environmental parameters. This paper presents a framework called E-care@home, consisting of an IoT infrastructure, which provides information with an unambiguous, shared meaning across IoT devices, end-users, relatives, health and care professionals and organizations. We focus on integrating measurements gathered from heterogeneous sources by using ontologies in order to enable semantic interpretation of events and context awareness. Activities are deduced using an incremental answer set solver for stream reasoning. The paper demonstrates the proposed framework using an instantiation of a smart environment that is able to perform context recognition based on the activities and the events occurring in the home.

1 January 2014 in Semantic Web: – Interoperability, Usability, Applicability
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EBEva Blomqvist
Eva Blomqvist
The Semantic Web shares many goals with Decision Support Systems (DSS), e.g., being able to precisely interpret information, in order to deliver relevant, reliable and accurate information to a user when and where it is needed. DSS have in addition m

1 September 2009
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EBEva Blomqvist
Eva Blomqvist
AGAldo Gangemi
Aldo Gangemi
VPValentina Presutti
Valentina Presutti
This paper addresses the evaluation of pattern-based ontology design through experiments. An initial method for reuse of content ontology design patterns (Content ODPs) was used by the participants during the experiments. Hypotheses considered include the usefulness of Content ODPs for ontology developers, and we additionally study in what respects they are useful and what open issues remain. The main positive conclusions when using Content ODPs include: ontology developers perceived them as useful, ontology quality is improved, coverage of the task increases, usability is improved, and common modelling mistakes can be avoided.

1 June 2025
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ALAnna Sofia Lippolis
Anna Sofia Lippolis
MSMohammad Javad Saeedizade
Mohammad Javad Saeedizade
RKRobin Keskisärkkä
Robin Keskisärkkä
SZSara Zuppiroli
Sara Zuppiroli
MCMiguel Ceriani
Miguel Ceriani
ANAndrea Giovanni Nuzzolese
Andrea Giovanni Nuzzolese

19 May 2024
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MSMohammad Javad Saeedizade
Mohammad Javad Saeedizade
EBEva Blomqvist
Eva Blomqvist

1 January 2010
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EBEva Blomqvist
Eva Blomqvist
VPValentina Presutti
Valentina Presutti
EDEnrico Daga
Enrico Daga
AGAldo Gangemi
Aldo Gangemi