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A Framework for Choosing Data Collectors in Participatory Sensing | ||
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SUMMARY | ||
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In traditional sensor systems, one of the fundamental problems concerns the placement of sensors. The analogous problem in participatory sensing is choosing users to perform a particular data collection task. This talk will detail, PICK, a framework that is designed to help with this process. Specifically, the framework considers the capabilities in terms of sensors available by a particular user, the availability of the user to participate in terms of spatial and temporal contexts, the reputation of the user as a data collector, and the incentive cost associated with the user participating as elements involved in the process of choosing data collectors. | ||
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PERSONNEL | ||
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• Estrin, Deborah (Collaborator) • Hansen, Mark (Collaborator) • Reddy, Sasank (Ph.D. Student) • Srivastava, Mani (Faculty) |
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DOCUMENTS | ||
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Sasank Reddy,
Jeff Burke,
Deborah Estrin,
Mark Hansen,
Mani B Srivastava,
"A Framework for Data Quality and Feedback in Participatory Sensing,"
ACM Sensys Poster Session
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November 2007.
(TR-UCLA-NESL-200711-01)
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http://research.cens.ucla.edu/projects/2006/Systems/Urban_Sensing/ | ||
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Yes | ||
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