Welcome to the PRiMMA project
Project Overview
The PRiMMA project is investigating privacy requirements across the general population for a specific set of ubiquitous computing technologies and will produce a reusable framework with demonstrator applications. The project is based on a select set of scenarios and evaluations are being carried out with participants across a population with wide demographic range. PRiMMA is focusing on investigating and addressing of privacy issues associated with ubiquitous computing interaction. The aim is to develop a Privacy Rights Management (PRM) framework that will enable users to specify and manage the privacy of personal context information generated by a pervasive system. This framework will integrate users’ privacy policies with their personal information to control how information is used.
Highlights
- Funded by UK Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council - EPSRC (EP/F024037/1 and EP/F023294/1)
- Joint research project between The Open University and Imperial College London
- Duration: 3 years, started in June 2008
- Total funding: ~ £ 1.25 M
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