are often used to realize the notion of places as well as for proximity-based friend or interest matching. In this work, we extend this by the ability to create and manage groups with location and time restrictions regarding their visibility and ability to be joined. Its main contribution is the design and reference implementation of the reusable MobilisGroups service as part of the Mobilis platform, an XMPP-based service environment for developers of mobile social software. Location-based group formation furthermore links the physical and the virtual world by creating incentives to be at a certain place at a certain time and complements the two approaches mentioned above. Keywords-social networks; group formation; XMPP; social software; mo...
We study the performance improvement of Location Based Services through the identification and subse...
A method for forming groups of users in close proximity using mobile computing devices is disclosed....
The widespread use of cellular telephones and the availability of user-location information are faci...
Abstract. Nowadays, social aspects can be found in more and more mobile applications. Analyzing the ...
This paper investigates how the management of groups that communicate electronically, such as group ...
We focus on Location Based Services (LBSs) which deliver information to groups of mobile users based...
We focus on Location Based Services (LBSs) which deliver information to groups of mobile users based...
This paper is about middleware which enables group-user applications on mobile devices in physical p...
Abstract Recently, we started to experience a shift from physical communities to virtual communities...
Location-based applications are one of the most anticipated new segments of the mobile industry. The...
This paper investigates emergent practices around ‘microblogging’, changing and sharing status withi...
Abstract—Location-based Mobile Social Networks are becoming increasingly popular as one can find alm...
The convergence of social networking and mobile computing is expected to generate a new class of app...
This project has been performed as a master thesis and contributes to the UbiCollab project, which i...
MUGGES is a European research project with the goal of evaluating peer-to-peer service concepts base...
We study the performance improvement of Location Based Services through the identification and subse...
A method for forming groups of users in close proximity using mobile computing devices is disclosed....
The widespread use of cellular telephones and the availability of user-location information are faci...
Abstract. Nowadays, social aspects can be found in more and more mobile applications. Analyzing the ...
This paper investigates how the management of groups that communicate electronically, such as group ...
We focus on Location Based Services (LBSs) which deliver information to groups of mobile users based...
We focus on Location Based Services (LBSs) which deliver information to groups of mobile users based...
This paper is about middleware which enables group-user applications on mobile devices in physical p...
Abstract Recently, we started to experience a shift from physical communities to virtual communities...
Location-based applications are one of the most anticipated new segments of the mobile industry. The...
This paper investigates emergent practices around ‘microblogging’, changing and sharing status withi...
Abstract—Location-based Mobile Social Networks are becoming increasingly popular as one can find alm...
The convergence of social networking and mobile computing is expected to generate a new class of app...
This project has been performed as a master thesis and contributes to the UbiCollab project, which i...
MUGGES is a European research project with the goal of evaluating peer-to-peer service concepts base...
We study the performance improvement of Location Based Services through the identification and subse...
A method for forming groups of users in close proximity using mobile computing devices is disclosed....
The widespread use of cellular telephones and the availability of user-location information are faci...