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FIDIS 

Future of Identity in the Information Society (No. 507512)

 

D2.3 

  

[Final], Version: 2.0 

File: fidis-wp2-del2.3.models.doc 

Page 63 

 

person. 

Attributes: (29) 

DigitalImage, DigitizedSignatureImage, XRayImage, 

BodyXRaysAvailableText, BodyXRaysAvailableCode, BloodTypeText, 

BloodTypeCode, Saliva, Semen, Urine, … 

PersonInjury 

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Details about an injury a person has received. 

Attributes: (14) 

TypeText, TypeCode, DescriptionText, Date, Time, LocationText, 

SeverityText, TreatmentText, TreatmentStartDate, TreatmentEndDate, 

Treater.Organization, Treater.Person, Causer.Force, Causer.Person, 

PersonMedicalDetails 

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A set of details about the medical condition of a person. 

Attributes: (10) 

MedicalDescriptionText, MedicalCondition, MedicationRequiredText, 

LearningDisabilityText, PhysicalDisabilityText, VisionPrescriptionText, 

MentalStateText, Injury, Intoxication, MedicalFileIndicator 

PersonPhysicalDetails 

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A set of details about the physical appearance of a person. 

Attributes: (34) 

HeightMeasure, HeightMeasure.Range, HeightDescriptionText, 

WeightMeasure, WeightMeasure.Range, WeightDescriptionText, 

EyeColorText, EyeColorCode, HairColorText, HairColorCode, … 

PersonSocialDetails 

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A set of details about the social characteristics of a person. 

Attributes: (32) 

EthnicityText, EthnicityCode, PrimaryLanguageText, 

PrimaryLanguageCode.iso639-2b, PrimaryLanguageCode.iso639-2t, 

SecondaryLanguageText, SecondaryLanguageCode.iso639-2b, … 

 

 

 

 

6.4.1.1

 

Reference 

JXDM; “Microsoft Excel spreadsheet of types and properties”; jxdm-3.0.2.xls; 

Documentation of Release 3.0.2 of Global JXDM; 

http://it.ojp.gov/jxdm/3.0.2/

 

 

6.5  Mobile user (CC/PP & UAProf) 

 

6.5.1 CC/PP 

CC/PP (Composite Capabilities/Preferences Profile, 

www.w3.org/Mobile/CCPP/

) is a 

standard based on Resource Description Framework (RDF). A CC/PP profile is a description 

of device capabilities and user preferences. For a lot of devices such as a PC, but also a 

mobile phone or a PDA, CC/PP provides a standard format of information description 

enabling then any Web terminal to communicate these capacities with a given server in a 

detailed way. 

CC/PP is already used; the toolkit CC/PP intel contains, CC/PP Client Proxy, Client Profile 

Manager API, Server Profile Repository, Server Content Customization Module. Another 

interesting example of integration is the UPS (universal profiling schemata) profile package; 

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FIDIS 

Future of Identity in the Information Society (No. 507512)

 

D2.3 

  

[Final], Version: 2.0 

File: fidis-wp2-del2.3.models.doc 

Page 64 

 

it is a Java package for the creation of valid CC/PP profiles (examples of profiles using the 

specific fr.inrialpes.opera.upsprofiles package are available on the web

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). 

The following list (drawn up from the above mentioned examples) shows some attributes 

useful for the categorisation of the users: 

•

 

HardwarePlatform: 

DeviceType, DeviceName, DeviceConstructor, screen, screenColor, RAMSize, 

ROMSize, etc. 

•

 

SoftwarePlatform: 

PlatformName, PlatformVersion, etc. 

•

 

BrowserUA: 

UsedPlayerName, UsedPlayerVersion, etc. 

•

 

Resource: 

OnlySupportedResources, NonSupportedResources, AdaptableResources, 

PrederredSupportedResources; in a sub-level of description, type, dimension, 

resolution, version, format, functionality, kind, adaptabilityValue, priorityLevel, 

requirement, etc. 

 

6.5.2 UAProf 

The User Agent Profile specification is concerned with capturing classes of mobile device 

capabilities and preference information. These classes include (but are not restricted to) the 

hardware and software characteristics of the device as well as information about the network 

to which the device is connected. The user agent profile contains information used for content 

formatting purposes. A user agent profile is distinct from a user preference profile that would 

contain application-specific information about the user for content selection purposes. For 

example, a user preference profile might designate whether the user is interested in receiving 

sports scores and, if so, the particular teams. 

UAProf (User Agent Profile) is a specification elaborated by the Open Mobile Alliance 

(

http://www.openmobilealliance.org/

) and is based on the CC/PP specification. 

Like CC/PP, an UAProf profile is a two level hierarchy composed of components and 

attributes. Unlike CC/PP, the UAProf specification also proposes a vocabulary – a specific set 

of components and attributes – to describe the next generation of WAP phones. 

 

Information related to CPI is communicated in an XML document and covers the following attributes 

of the device

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: 

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Hardware Platform; screen size, audio, images, colour capabilities, manufacturer, etc.  

•

 

Software Platform; operating system, content types, etc.  

•

 

Applications/User preferences; mark-up languages and versions supported, scripting 

languages supported 

                                                 

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 http://opera.inrialpes.fr/people/Tayeb.Lemlouma/MULTIMEDIA/CCPP/UPS-Package/UPSProfiles.html 

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 from both sources: 

http://www.w3.org/Mobile/posdep/ericsson-position-paper.htm

 and 

http://www.sourceo2.com/O2_Developers/O2_technologies/O2Guide_to_WAP/UAProf/How_UAProf_works.ht

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