Personal information is typically fragmented across multiple, heterogeneous, distributed
sources and saved as small, heterogeneous data objects, or traces. The DigitalSelf project …

Digital traces of our lives are now constantly produced by various connected devices,
internet services and interactions. Our actions result in a multitude of heterogeneous data …

Many individuals generate a flood of personal digital traces (eg, emails, social media posts,
web searches, calendars) as a byproduct of their daily activities. To facilitate querying and to …

Numerous applications capture in digital form aspects of people's lives. The resulting data,
which we call Personal Digital Traces-PDTs, can be used to help reconstruct people's …

The personal informatics field claims many potential benefits for users, from self-reflection to
self-improvement. However, despite this focus on the self, the personal informatics literature …

The analysis and interpretation of collaborative work in the Digital Workplace requires an in-
depth understanding of the user actions carried out in Enterprise Collaboration Systems …

Memory plays a fundamental role in life and is critical to our everyday functioning. We use
memories to maintain our personal identity, to support our relationships, to learn, and to …

Human society is collecting data at an alarming rate: per-capita data generation is now over
1.7 MB per second. We expect to send 361 billion e-mails per day by 2024. Rapid data …

Personal data is now pervasive, as digital devices are capturing every part of our lives.
Users are constantly collecting and saving more data, either actively in files, emails, social …

Personal data is now pervasive, as digital devices are capturing every part of our lives.
Users are constantly collecting and saving more data, either actively in files, emails, social …