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- 1. Mike Jones mike.a.jones@bristol.ac.uk @MrJ1971
- 2. Institute for Learning and Research Technology (ILRT) Established in 1996 ~50 staff working in R&D, consultancy, support and services Strong history of innovation Expertise in web application development, semantic web, linked data, mobile technologies, social software and data visualisation
- 3. Background JISC funded ‘Rapid Innovation’ project 6 Month project with 1.1 FTEs Developed between August to November, 2009 Software available under a BSD-style license
- 4. Rationale http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonivc/2283676770 http://www.flickr.com/photos/nullalux/2261949240 What issues are there in providing a time and location sensitive application for students?
- 5. Where is the nearest open library?
- 6. Where is the nearest available PC?
- 7. When is the next bus to the hall of residence? When is the next bus to the halls of residence?
- 8. Mobile Web or Native App? (not forgetting PhoneGap, Titanium etc.)
- 9. Mobile Web
- 10. RSS XML HTML Harvest Harvester(s) Update RDF Store Harvesting data sources
- 11. RSS XML HTML Harvest JSON HTML RDF Harvester(s) Restful Interface Update Query RDF Store Querying the data store
- 12. RSS XML HTML Harvest JSON HTML RDF Proxy Harvester(s) Restful Interface Proxy Update Query RDF Store If all else fails ... screen scrape
- 13. RSS XML HTML Harvest JSON HTML RDF KML Proxy Harvester(s) SPARQL Restful Interface Endpoint Proxy Update Query RDF Store SPARQL Endpoint and Geo support
- 14. RSS XML HTML Harvest JSON HTML RDF KML Proxy Harvester(s) SPARQL Restful Interface Endpoint Proxy Update Query Query Library LDAP System ? RDF Store Extensible RESTful interface
- 15. Technology Stack
- 16. Technology Stack
- 17. Technology Stack H2 Database Engine
- 18. Technology Stack H2 Database Engine Jena Semantic Web Framework
- 19. Technology Stack H2 Database Engine Jena Semantic Web Framework Jersey (JAX-RS Reference Imp lementation)
- 20. Technology Stack H2 Database Engine Jena Semantic Web Framework Jersey (JAX-RS Reference Imp lementation) Free Marker Template Language
- 21. Technology Stack H2 Database Engine Jena Semantic Web Framework Jersey (JAX-RS Reference Imp lementation) Free Marker Template Language Apache Maven
- 22. Technology Stack H2 Database Engine Jena Semantic Web Framework Jersey (JAX-RS Reference Imp lementation) Free Marker Template Language Apache Maven JEE Servlet Cont ainer
- 23. Standards Bingo RDF CSS XHTML RSS SPARQL XML Atom Geo Location API KML JSON JAX-RS
- 24. Native apps can use the data
- 25. Project Roadmap
- 26. Project Roadmap Greening Events
- 27. Project Roadmap Greening Events MyMobileBristol beta
- 28. Project Roadmap Greening Events MyMobileBristol beta m.bristol.ac.uk
- 29. MyMobileBristol A collaborative platform composed of mailing lists, wiki, blog and source code repository. A demonstrator installed at the University of Bristol. Stakeholder engagement and workshops.
- 30. MyMobileBristol ‘Open Innovation’ project funded by JISC under their Business and Community Engagement Running from July 2010 to August 2011 Collaboration with Bristol City Council Council have released data under the B-Open initiative Looking at releasing transport data
- 31. Some Feedback Love this application. thanks for the work Really good ... Great work! Much needed.
- 32. “It’s the data, stupid” The data is a web page The data is incomplete You can’t have the data You can have the data if you pay The data has a commercial license
- 33. Is it on the App store? http://www.flickr.com/photos/jima/3435396513/
- 34. Project Roadmap Greening Events MyMobileBristol beta m.bristol.ac.uk
- 35. Project Roadmap Greening Events MyMobileBristol beta Greening Events 2 m.bristol.ac.uk
- 36. Project Roadmap Greening Events MyMobileBristol beta Greening Events 2 m.bristol.ac.uk m.jisc.ac.uk
- 37. Further Information Project Website: http://mymobilebristol.com Demonstrator: http://m.bristol.ac.uk Source code: https://github.com/ilrt/mca
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- We provide a traditional website, portal and web applications for traditional desktop browsers.\nPhones are very popular. Smart phones are getting more popular.\nFeature phones have better features. [STATS?]\nWhat kind of time and location sensitive application can we make for students?\n
- What resources are open across the University?\n
- ... also, where can I find a wireless hotspot?\n
- Information about transport. Where can I leave my bicycle?\n
- Should we provide a mobile website or provide a native application that could be distributed via an app store. Both solutions possibles from an expertise point of view. Expertise in Java for Android or Blackberry. Objective-C for iPhone. HTML/CSS/JavaScript for PhoneGap and Titanium. Strong background in developing web applications.\n
- We opted for a Mobile Web solution. Initial use cases showed that we needed geo-location information. \nThis was available via the browser. No need to access camera, contacts list, filesystem etc.\nLIVE DEMO?\n
- We didn’t want to provide a new CMS. Harvest and aggregate information if possible.\nEasy data sources: RSS, Atom, XML, HTML - create a pipeline to convert to RDF.\nRDF makes it easy to be flexible with the data model.\n
- First version: Provides a RESTful interface. Returns HTML for mobile browsers.\nJSON or RDF - could be used by other clients, such as native applications.\nQueries the RDF with SPARQL queries - pushes HTML views via a template language.\n
- Some things we can’t harvest, like live bus departure times. We’d proxy and do live screen scraping.\n
- Recent developments. Added better geo support. Geo data stored in the RDF store.\nQueries its own restful service to get the data as JSON and displayed in a map.\nCan also provide KML.\nAlso added a SPARQL endpoint to query the data store (not used in production)\n
- JAX-RS provides a modular way to add support for other services.\nRecently added support for LDAP. Will soon add the Library Catalogue.\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- H2 - database used to store data. Can plugin other RDBMS.\nJena - provides framework for managing and encapsulating RDF\nJersey - REST. Handles content negotiation and data serialisation.\nFreeMarker - template language used in HTML creation\nMaven - used for build and dependency management\nCreates a ~23MB WAR file that can be deployed on a JEE servlet like Tomcat\n
- A standards-based solution.\nCurrently output as XHTML. No reason not to move over to HTML 5.\n
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- Greening events investigated approaches to minimise the environmental impact of academic events.\n
- Greening events investigated approaches to minimise the environmental impact of academic events.\n
- Greening events investigated approaches to minimise the environmental impact of academic events.\n
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- 2020 strategy. smart city. innovation as a driver / not silver bullet.\nintegrated transport data difficult in a de-regulated city.\n
- Request for timetable access, access to library catalogue\n
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- Students do ask if it is available as an app.\nWorries that there is no presence on the app store\n
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