Towards a Trust Analysis Framework for Pervasive Computing Scenarios
Towards a Trust Analysis Framework for Pervasive Computing Scenarios
We present a scheme for highlighting the trust issues of merit within pervasive computing, based on an analysis of scenarios from the healthcare domain. The first scenario helps us define an analysis grid, where the human and technical aspects of trust are considered. The analysis is applied to a second scenario to examine its suitability. We then discuss the various categories of the analysis grid in the light of this examination and of the literature on the subject of trust. We believe that this approach could form the basis of a generalised trust analysis framework to support the design, procurement and use of pervasive computing.
Trust analysis framework, pervasive computing, healthcare scenario, trusted agent
Butler, Michael
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Leuschel, Michael
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Lo Presti, Stephane
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Allsopp, David
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Beautement, Patrick
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Booth, Chris
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Cusack, Mark
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Kirton, Mike
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2003
Butler, Michael
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Leuschel, Michael
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Lo Presti, Stephane
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Allsopp, David
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Beautement, Patrick
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Booth, Chris
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Cusack, Mark
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Butler, Michael, Leuschel, Michael, Lo Presti, Stephane, Allsopp, David, Beautement, Patrick, Booth, Chris, Cusack, Mark and Kirton, Mike
(2003)
Towards a Trust Analysis Framework for Pervasive Computing Scenarios.
Abstract
We present a scheme for highlighting the trust issues of merit within pervasive computing, based on an analysis of scenarios from the healthcare domain. The first scenario helps us define an analysis grid, where the human and technical aspects of trust are considered. The analysis is applied to a second scenario to examine its suitability. We then discuss the various categories of the analysis grid in the light of this examination and of the literature on the subject of trust. We believe that this approach could form the basis of a generalised trust analysis framework to support the design, procurement and use of pervasive computing.
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Published date: 2003
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Trust analysis framework, pervasive computing, healthcare scenario, trusted agent
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/257451
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Michael Leuschel
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David Allsopp
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Patrick Beautement
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Chris Booth
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Mark Cusack
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Mike Kirton
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