COMPOSE

Collaborative Open Market to Place Objects at your Service

The COMPOSE project aims at enabling new services that can seamlessly integrate real and virtual worlds through the convergence of the Internet of Services with the Internet of Things. COMPOSE will achieve this through the provisioning of an open and scalable marketplace infrastructure, in which smart objects are associated to services that can be combined, managed, and integrated in a standardised way to easily and quickly build innovative applications.

The COMPOSE project builds upon existing European research projects and ongoing standardisation activities to provide a comprehensive marketplace framework that will be able to cover the whole service life cycle by integrating a number of innovative technological enablers in a coherent way. The project will develop novel approaches for virtualising smart objects into services and for managing their interactions. This includes solutions for managing knowledge derivation, for secure and privacy-preserving data aggregation and distribution, and for dynamic service composition advertising and discovering objects' capabilities and service provisioning and monitoring.

The COMPOSE project is expected to give birth to a new business ecosystem, building on the convergence of the Internet of Services with the Internet of Things and the Internet of Content. The COMPOSE marketplace will allow SMEs and innovators to introduce new Internet of Things-enabled services and applications to the market in a short time and with limited upfront investment. At the same time, COMPOSE will allow major European players in the information and communication industry, particularly cloud service providers and telecommunications companies, to reposition themselves within new Internet of Things-enabled value chains.

The project has 12 partners, which include the World Wide Web Consortium, IBM, Barcelona Supercomputing Center, and Fraunhofer FOKUS.

The full list of partners:

IBM http://www.ibm.com/

CREATE-NET http://www.create-net.org/

Fraunhofer FOKUS http://www.fokus.fraunhofer.de/

Barcelona Supercomputing Center http://www.bsc.es/

INNOVA S.p.A http://www.innova-eu.net/

University of Passau http://www.uni-passau.de/

U-Hopper http://www.u-hopper.com/

W3C http://w3.org/

Barcelona Digital Centre Tecnologic http://www.bdigital.org/

RETEVISION I S.A http://www.abertistelecom.com/

EVRYTHNG Limited http://www.evrythng.com/

Partners

• IBM
• CREATE-NET
• Fraunhofer FOKUS
• Barcelona Supercomputing Center - Centro National de Supercomputacion
• INNOVA S.p.A
• University of Passau
• U-Hopper
• W3C
• Barcelona Digital Centre Technologic
• RETEVISION I S.A
• EVRYTHNG Limited

Carlos Pedrinaci

Jacek Kopecky

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Garcia, J.M., Fernandez, P., Pedrinaci, C., Resinas, M., Cardoso, J. and Ruiz-Cortes, A. (2015) Modeling Service Level Agreements with Linked USDL Agreement, IEEE Transactions of Services Computing

, (2015) Linked USDL Agreement: Effectively Sharing Semantic Service Level Agreements on the Web, IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2015), New York, USA

Villalba, A., Perez, J., Carrera, D., Pedrinaci, C. and Panziera, L. (2015) servIoTicy and iServe: a Scalable Platform for Mining the IoT, Workshop: Big Data and Data Mining Challenges on IoT and Pervasive Systems (BigD2M) at International Conference on Ambient Systems, Networks and Technologies (ANT), London, UK

Gkotsis, G., Liakata, M., Pedrinaci, C., Stepanyan, K. and Domingue, J. (2015) ACQUA: Automated Community-based Question Answering through the Discretisation of Shallow Linguistic Features, The Journal of Web Science, 1, 1