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A
Having joined this lecture, you
* will have gained an understanding on the main differences between the OWL and the Protege API
* you will be able to address the advantages/shortcomings of the APIs
* will have established your own program using one of these APIs
* are able to define the outcome of your project using these APIs +
What will we learn today:
* Reflection coefficient and impedance
* Propagation and Absorption
* Antenna types
* Radiation patterns
* Antenna gain
* Interference +
Having visited the lecture, you will
* Have understood the principle of using SWRL (Protege 3.x) or Query (Protege 4.x)
* Have learned how to apply a SPARQL query
* Have learned how to create a SWRL rule +
B
Having followed the lecture, you have
* learned about the free access to information
* understood the bandwidth requirements of different types of services
* received an understanding of html5 elements
* learned about pilots with free access, e.g. Facebooks FreeBasics +
What will we learn today
* Basics of radio communication
* Typical radio transmission
* What effects the signal strengths +
Having joined this lecture, you
* Understand the need for semantics
* can list the basic elements of semantic technologies
* understand the differences between semantic web and semantic web services
* Next: Identify semantic technologies for description of the user and his context
* Next: Describe the difference between ontologies and rules +
C
Understand the following topics:
* Cell geometry
* Frequency reuse
* Co-Channel Interference
* Co-Channel Interference Reduction
* Cell Splitting
* Coverage Area Estimation
* Traffic Capacity and Trunking
* Adjacent Channel Interference +
Understand the following topics:
* Coverage Area Estimation
* Traffic Capacity and Trunking
* Adjacent Channel Interference +
Types of Diversity,
Diversity algorithms,
Channel equalizers,
Multiple antennas fundamentals +
Having joined this lecture, you will
* understand the goals of applying ''reasoning''
* provide answers on why they are that many reasoners
* list the Protege 4.2 reasoners
* explain key aspects of reasoning
* Reasoner Comparison: HermiT, Fact++ and Pellets; internal versus external reasoning +
Having joined this lecture and prepared your scenario description, you
* have a basic understanding of "tripple store" (.rdf) and ontologies (.owl)
* will be able to describe a scenario based on
** who, when, what, how
* define some hierarchical overview on "classes" being involved in your scenario
* prepare for the .owl implemenation of your classes +
Learned how to follow the principles of
* Goal-driven ontology development
* Keep it simply & stupid (KISS), and rather extend later on +
Having joined this lecture and prepared your scenario description, you
* have a basic understanding of "tripple store" (.rdf) and ontologies (.owl)
* will be able to describe a scenario based on
** who, when, what, how
* define some hierarchical overview on "classes" being involved in your scenario
* prepare for the .owl implemenation of your classes +
Having followed the lecture, you will have learned
* which are the main COST231 models for mobile propagation are
* where to apply the models +
Having followed the lecture, you will have learned
* which are the main COST231 models for mobile propagation are
* where to apply the models +
D
Having joined this lecture, you will
* have gained a practical experience with the OWL API, Protege API or Jena API
* have used the Java export capabilities from Protege 4.x
* have structured your thoughts towards an own application +
E
* get feedback on your topics
* ask questions and get feedback on how to structure a presentation
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F
Learning outcomes:
* Get an introduction to the upcoming world of sensors
* Explain the principles of FMIP and HMIP
* Explain the differences of fast/hierachical MobileIP as compared to traditional Mobile IP +
