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Spontaneous social networks WIVE 2010, Saint-Etienne

Spontaneous social networks WIVE 2010, Saint-Etienne. Lionel NATARIANI (Alcatel-Lucent Bell labs France) Nicolas MARIE (Alcatel-Lucent Bell labs France/INRIA) Myriam RIBIERE (Alcatel-Lucent Bell labs France). Agenda. 1. Introduction 2. Social networks penetration

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Spontaneous social networks WIVE 2010, Saint-Etienne

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  1. Spontaneous social networksWIVE 2010, Saint-Etienne Lionel NATARIANI (Alcatel-Lucent Bell labs France) Nicolas MARIE (Alcatel-Lucent Bell labs France/INRIA) Myriam RIBIERE (Alcatel-Lucent Bell labs France)

  2. Agenda • 1. Introduction • 2. Social networks penetration • 3. Spontaneous social networks (SPSN) • a. Resource centered social network • b. sBook: an implementation of our SPSN • c. Real time social network • 4. And tomorrow ?

  3. 1. IntroductionGlobal network Social web ? Pleonasm ! “The Web does not just connect machines, it connects people.“ Tim Berners-Lee

  4. 2. Social networks penetrationMature • Mature – Mainstream - Infiltrating

  5. 2. Social networks penetrationMainstream • Mature – Mainstream - Infiltrating

  6. 2. Social networks penetrationInfiltrating • Mature – Mainstream - Infiltrating “Collective Consciousness” “Social Collective Intelligence” Each experience is becoming a social experience

  7. 2. Spontaneous Social Network • We observe • Always-on connectivity & low-cost 3G data networks is becoming the norm • + • New generation of devices are more and more sophisticated and connected • = • New forms of social spontaneous collaboration and social formation will be possible. • Our interpretation • Leverage two families of social networks technologies • Resource-centered social networks • Real-Time Social Networks • To build new generation of real-time Spontaneous Social Networks (SPSN).

  8. 2. Spontaneous Social Network State of the art Mobile Virtual Communities (MVC) • Mobile virtual communities research: a synthesis of current trends and a look at future perspectives. Christo El-Morr, J. K. (2007). • Mobile Virtual Communities. Rheingold, H. 2001. • Study on Mobile Communities - M Radmacher - 2009 - fidis.net. Opportunistic social networks & Mobile ad hoc social networks (MANETs) • Opportunities in opportunistic computing - M Conti, M Kumar - Computer, 2010 • What's up 2.0: P2p spontaneous social networking, M Mani, AM Nguyen, N Crespi - IEEE INFOCOM 2009. • Self-organised virtual communities: bridging the gap between web-based communities and P2P systems. P Antoniadis, B Le Grand - Journal of Web Based Communities 2009. Mobile Social Software & MCSA • MobiClique: Middleware for Mobile Social Networking, A-K Pietiläinen, E. Oliver, J. LeBrun, G. Varghese, C. Diot, WOSN'09 • MobiSoC: a middleware for mobile social computing applicationsA. Gupta, A. Kalra, D. Boston and C. Borcea, “” in Mobile Networks Applications Journal v14, 1 (Feb. 2009).

  9. 2. Spontaneous Social Network State of the art Ubiquitous & pervasive computing • A task-oriented approach to support spontaneous interactions among users in Urban Computing environments, A. Jimenez-Molina, BS Kang, JS Kim, PRECOM 2010 • Social Networking for Pervasive Adaptation, SM Allen, M Conti, J Crowcroft, SASOW 2008 • Quantifying urban attractiveness from the distribution and density of digital footprints, F Girardin, A Vaccari, A Gerber, C Ratti - Journal of Spatial Data 2009. • Ad hoc transient communities • Ad hoc transient communities: towards fostering knowledge sharing in learning networks, AJ Berlanga, PB Sloep, L Kester, F Brouns, International Journal of Learning Technology 2008.

  10. 2. Spontaneous Social NetworkObject centered Social Networks « Object centered sociality » Jyri Engestrom  People don’t just connect to each other, they connect trough a shared object. Object : Article, video, image, status…

  11. 2. Ressource centered network From Object to Resource From each object/resource, a centered social structure (network ?) emerge. With various functionalities (depends on the system) Photo = Social structure Video = Social structure Comment / Answer / Like / Add to favorites…

  12. 2. Spontaneous social network Our daily life are plenty of existent & latent communities Wok community Train Station community location time Meeting room community Activity Shopping community Chess player community Spontaneous Social Network: Is a virtual community of persons formed by people suddenly shared a common resource.

  13. 2. Spontaneous social networkSocial awareness – Porosity Social Awarness Porosity “Andy Warhol” Museum SN Location Time Activity “Andy Warhol” Book SN “Pop Art” Chess Player in Park SN Classroom SN “Pop Art”

  14. 3b. sBook – book as a service Transform eReaders into a social communication tool The codex project is different from our competitors because we have a “book centric” approach. We are building the social network of a book as a “Spontaneous Social Network”. The reader doesn’t have to log into a specific social network, but it is implicitly logged when the book is opened. sBook is active, dynamic, and provides me with adequate communication means according to my reading context

  15. 3b. sBook: an implementation of our SPSN Ressource centered network applied to ebook : sBook on iPad The Social Book is an enabler of successful communications and collaborations for knowledge acquisition.

  16. 3c. Real time social network

  17. Real-time social network constitution Event Spread Collective action Disintegrationor Solidification 3c. Real time social networkReal-time & multi-channels •  On the fly sociality (exemple : buzz)

  18. 3c. Real time social network Real-time & sBook • An exemple : Sbook sBook Exam Collective learning Real-time social network constitution (through Sbook) Information diffusion : mails, classrooms, etc. Disintegration •  Students benefits : • Real time aspect = considerable time savings + intellectual emulsion

  19. 4. And tomorrow ? • Always connected / Ubicomputing • Everyware/internet of things • Mobility + LTE/Wimax • Social networks will emerge from : • Objects/places • Situation/activity What’s next? Pervasive computing >>> Pervasive sociality

  20. Thank you for your attention ! Q&A Lionel.natarianni@alcatel-lucent.com Nicolas.marie@alcatel-lucent.com Myriam.ribiere@alcatel-lucent.com

  21. 2. Spontaneous Social Network Framework Architecture sBook is an intance of our SPNS Framework Authentication Social Connector API ELGG SPSN Framework sBook

  22. 2b. Real time social network • Real time social network proprieties • A Real-Time Social Network = • is a temporary structure • + is activated by a trigger • + is composed of users who have a common motivation • + have a composite and articulated structure (by now)

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