Multimodal Robot/Human Interaction for Assisted Living
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International Journal on Advances in Intelligent Systems, vol 2 no 2&3, year 2009, http://www.iariajournals.org/intelligent_systems/<br />
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V. APPLICATIONS OF WATERONEFLOW SERVICES<br />
WaterOneFlow services have been leveraged by several<br />
applications with purposes ranging from data discovery to<br />
hydrologic & water quality modeling. Macros and toolbars<br />
developed <strong>for</strong> Microsoft Excel, Matlab and ArcGIS allow<br />
importing data directly into these applications [7]. Webbased<br />
applications such as Data Access System <strong>for</strong><br />
Hydrology (DASH) [8] and Hydroseek [6] facilitate data<br />
discovery and retrieval by providing unified map-based<br />
interfaces over multiple repositories (Figure 3).<br />
Applications in water resources modeling make use of<br />
Open Modeling Interface (OpenMI). OpenMI defines an<br />
interface that allows time-dependent models to exchange<br />
data at run-time. Goodall et al. developed models to<br />
calculate watershed storage and water quality [9].<br />
Figure 2. Excerpt from WaterOneFlow GetValues response<br />
Figure 3. WaterOneFlow as a bridge to analysis and data discovery tools<br />
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