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Assistant professor -
Applied Informatics Department Institute of Informatics -
Federal
University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)
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Current and past research projects
Project: INWEB -
The Brazilian National Institute of Science and Technology for the Web
Overview:
The Brazilian National Institutes of Science are an initiative of the
Brazilian Government to create centers of excellence in the state of the art
research that can contribute to the scientific and technological development
of Brazil and, above all, have a high contribution to the society. The
Brazilian National Institute of Science and Technology for the Web is the
result of the integration of researchers from four institutions: UFMG, UFRGS,
UFAM, and CEFET-MG and it is coordinated by the Computer Science Department
of the federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG). The Web is the largest
communication and information system built so far, and has a great impact on
your daily lives. The INWeb was created to create and develop systems,
technologies and applications that allow us to explore the use of the Web in
a way that it can benefit the society. This can be done by studying and
understanding the scientific and technological foundations of the Web, as
well as its social repercussion.
Project: LWM - Learn While Moving
Period: 2011 - 2012
Sponsor/Founding: CAPES STIC-AMSUD
Overview:
The aim
of the Learning While Moving (LWM) project is to initiate a major
collaboration between research groups of South America and France on
ubiquitous technologies applied to the research area of mobile learning.
In the LWM project, we intend to develop a context-aware mobile-learning
environment (we call u-learning environment) to assist the creation of
e-learning lectures, which can be adapted according to the current
learning situation of the students, commonly named context.
Context-awareness refers here to the capacity that a learning system has
to detect students’ situation (location) and behaviors, to draw their
attention on surroundings physical things or objects related to the
current lesson, and to guide them in the discovery of new notions and
knowledge. For instance, the current location of students, their
proximity with real studied objects around, their skills, and the
current state in the lecture workflow can be used to dynamically improve
the u-learning activities performed by these students. As a case study,
we propose to create a context-aware lecture in Geology that will
execute on smartphones and that will help mobile geology students to
learn in an interactive way, when they are on the field.
Main Staff:
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Jérôme GENSEL,
LIG, STEAMER team, Coordenador Francês e Internacional
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Hervé MARTIN,
LIG, STEAMER team
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Marlène
VILLANOVA-OLIVER, LIG, STEAMER team
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José BRINGEL
Filho, LIG, STEAMER team
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Rossana
ANDRADE, UFC, Great team
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Windson VIANA
de Carvalho, UFC, Great team
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Edgar MARÇAL, UFC, Great team
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Márcio Maia, UFC, Great team
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José Valdeni
DE LIMA, UFRGS, Coordenador Brasileiro
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José Palazzo
Moreira de Oliveira, Instituto de Informática/UFRGS
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Leandro Krug
Wives, Instituto de Informática/UFRGS
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José Celso
FREIRE Junior, UNESP
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Edson Luiz
França SENNE, UNESP
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Ivan Rizzo
Guilherme, UNESP
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Claudia
Werner, UFRJ
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Marco Di
Beneditto, UFRJ
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Jaime Sanchez,
University of Chile, Chilean Coordinator
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Mauricio Sáenz,
C5, Computer Science Department, University of Chile
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Matías
Espinoza, C5, Computer Science Department, University of Chile
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Angelo Tadres,
C5, Computer Science Department, University of Chile
Project: ALAP - Ambiant Assisted Living for
Ageing People
Period: 2010 - 2011
Sponsor/Founding: CAPES STIC-AMSUD
Overview:
The aim
of this project is to initiate a major collaboration with South America
on medical informatics and particularly on informatics applied to an
important public health issue that is the home care for ageing people.
We propose in this project to define a secure sensor-based environment
for home-stay ageing people to help in today’s life (by alert systems),
to transfer hospital technology, medical know-how and information from
hospital to home in order to allow ageing people to stay at home as long
as they can in an ethical environment. We propose in this project to
create a service-based environment for elderly follow-up home-care in
order to maintain ageing people as long as possible at their own home.
The project will be structured around some main aspects: - global
architecture of the service-based environment, which has specific
characteristics: heterogeneous data sources containing different types
of data (sensors, permanent data), device-adapted, dynamic, and
context-aware; - connection between stream sensors data and permanent
data; - adaptive interfaces for health networks environment (medical
follow-up at home); As a main issue of the project, we propose to detail
the theoretical aspects of the service –based environment defined by all
partners and to begin a fruitful collaboration around medical IS for
home-care.
Main Staff:
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José
Palazzo Moreira DE OLIVEIRA, UFRGS, Brazilian coordinator
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Christine VERDIER, LIG, SIGMA team, Grenoble University, French and
International coordinator
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Claudia
RONCANCIO, LIG, SIGMA team, Grenoble University
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Alexandra POMARES, LIG, SIGMA team, Grenoble University, Universidad de
los Andes, Colombia
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Salma
SASSI, LIG, SIGMA team, INSA Lyon, Grenoble University, France
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Sandra
DE AMO, UFU
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José
Valdeni DE LIMA, UFRGS
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Leandro
Krug WIVES, UFRGS
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José
Celso FREIRE Junior, UNESP
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Edson
Luiz França SENNE, UNESP
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Paulo
Villas BOAS, UNESP
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Regina
MOTZ, UdelaR, Uruguay coordinator
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Adriana
MAROTTA, UdelaR
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Lorena
ETCHEVERRY, UdelaR
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Laura
GONZALEZ, UdelaR
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Fernando CARPANI, UdelaR
Project: Quality of Health-related websites
Period: 2008 - 2011
Sponsor/Founding: CNPq SALUS CYTED
Overview:
This project is composed by a set of activities
focused on the validation of a Consultation and Recommendation Platform
for Semantic Web sites with special emphasis on the area of Health. The
aim is to encourage the collective participation and develop a solid
cooperation between the research groups. The objective is to specify an
environment designed as a Web portal with access adaptable to different
users depending on their cultural level and regional particularities.
The central theme of this project came about quite naturally by the
evolution and convergence of the various research projects conducted by
the groups involved. These lines of research are focused on Distributed
and Web systems and DBMS for queries on XML files, Web services,
Information Systems in Health and Recommender Systems. During the four
years project the groups involved will start bi or tri-lateral
cooperation in order to create specific projects for funding the
research and, especially, deployment of the systems specified.
Main Staff:
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José Palazzo Moreira DE OLIVEIRA, UFRGS
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João Falcão e Cunha
(FEUP)
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Oscar
Pastor (UPV)
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Alvaro Margolis (EviMed)
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Mario Lemes Proença
Jr. (UEL)
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Álvaro Rendón
Gallón (UNICAUCA)
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Regina MOTZ, UdelaR
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José Valdeni DE LIMA, UFRGS
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Carlos
A. Heuser, UFRGS
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Leandro Krug WIVES, UFRGS
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Alícia Dias, Universidad Nacional de La Plata,
Argentina
Project: Dodona - Web services recommender system
(FINISHED)
Period: 2009-2010
Sponsor/Founding: CNPq (Edital Universal 2008)
Overview:
Web users have access to a large volume of information, products, and
services that several times do not fall into their interests. To help these
users perform their tasks and make the right decisions, providing them with
accurate information and relevant products and services is deemed
appropriate. For this purpose, recommender systems come into plan and emerge
as complementary tools to search engines. Indeed, these systems are usually
autonomous and pro-active and take into account users’ profiles. However,
recommender systems first, do not always put forward the best
recommendation, and second, are not well studied by the Web research
community. Web services as an illustration of the focus of this community
could benefit from recommender systems. For instance, Web services could be
put together based on comments made by users over time. Briefly, Web
services are applications that encapsulate computer services (processes,
activities) that can be used by another software, interacting to support
business processes. However, like products, there are many different
services that may or may not be relevant to the current user need.
Therefore, the application of recommendation techniques to Web services is
an important initiative, and a lot of efforts need to be put into developing
specific models (taking in account specific attributes and characteristics
of these elements) facing the challenges that Web services pose. In that
sense, this project aims at studying and developing recommendation
techniques and models with focus on meeting the features of Web services.
This would definitely have a positive impact on businesses (B2B and B2C)
that nowadays aim at capturing more market shares.
Main Staff:
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Leandro Krug Wives (project coordinator/manager - UFRGS)
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José
Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira (researcher at UFRGS)
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Samir Tata (external
collaborator - TELECOM & Management SudParis)
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Zakaria Maamar (external
collaborator - College of Information Technology, Dubai Campus)
Project: AdContext - Adaptability with contextual
mobility and ubiquity (FINISHED)
International cooperation project with France
Period: 2007-2010
Sponsor: CAPES/COFECUB
Partners:
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Laboratoire TRIGONE / Université de Lille, France;
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TELECOL & Management SudParis (ex Institute National des
Télécommunications), Évry, France;
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
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CEFET-CE, Brazil
Overview:
This project aims to study the aspects related to content adaption in mobile
applications, specifically on mobile learning systems (m-learning). This
involves many areas, including cooperative work (CSCW), geo-processing and
adaptable multimedia presentations. Taking in account the many different
adaption levels of the content involved in mobile applications, many
scientific and technique problems are involved, specially those related to
the transmission of information, the determination of the spatial content,
the filtering and selection of content, the sharing and presenting of
information, etc., all related to mobile devices, which are normally limited
in terms of memory, processing and interface.
Main Staff:
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Alain Derycke (General
French Coordinator)
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José
Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira (General Brazilian Coordinator)
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Bruno Defude
(local coordinator - TELECOM & Management SudParis)
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Yvan
Peter (local coordinator - Université de Lille)
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José
Valdeni de Lima (local coordinator - UFRGS)
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Leandro Krug Wives (UFRGS)
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Mauro Oliveira (local coordinator - CEFET-CE)
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Verônica Pimentel de Lima (CEFET-CE)
Project: Management of Large Textual Databases
(FINISHED)
Period: 2008-2009
Sponsor: CNPq - edital grandes desafios/2007
Overview:
This project deals with one of the challenges defined by the Brazilian
Computer Society (SBC): "the management of large amounts of distributed
multimedia data", specifically with the management of textual documents such
as web pages or electronic documents, generated by public and private
institutions. An important problem in this process is related to the
establishment of relations and associations among documents.
Main Staff:
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José
Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira (Coordinator)
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Carlos Alberto Heuser (researcher UFRGS)
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Viviane Moreira Orengo (researcher UFRGS)
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Renata de Mattos Galante (researcher UFRGS)
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Leandro Krug Wives (researcher UFRGS)
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Mirella Moura Mouro (researcher UFRGS)
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Maria Aparecida Souto (researcher UFRGS)
Project: Evaluation of Academic Quality based on
ontology and web-mining (FINISHED)
Period: 2008-2009
Sponsor: CNPq - edital Universal/2007
Overview:
This project aims to develop a conceptual model that is based on ontology
and predictive statistical techniques in order to develop a web service to
mining conference's Web sites to evaluate their relative quality in the
Computer Science field.
Main Staff:
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José
Palazzo Moreira de Oliveira (Coordinator)
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Leandro Krug Wives (researcher UFRGS)
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Maria Aparecida Souto (researcher UFRGS)
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Roberto Silva (researcher UFRGS)
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José
Valdeni de Lima (researcher UFRGS)
Project: Multilingual Information Retrieval
(FINISHED)
Period: 2008-2009
Sponsor: CNPq - edital Universal/2007
Overview:
This project contributes to the development of the multilingual information
retrieval field, focusing on the Portuguese language. With the advent and
the popularization of the Web, there is an increasing necessity to explore
documents written in other languages. There are many technological issues to
be explored, especially dealing with the (Brazilian) Portuguese language.
The objective of this project is to develop an information retrieval system
that is able to process queries stated in Portuguese and return documents in
English. We address the following problems: (i) concept mapping techniques,
(ii) Portuguese stemming algorithms, (iii) multilingual relevance feedback,
and (iv) composite terms identification.
Main Staff:
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Viviane Moreira Orengo (Coordinator)
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Leandro Krug Wives (researcher UFRGS)
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Analine Villavicencio (researcher UFRGS)
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Luciana Buriol (researcher UFRGS)
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