Mobile phone sensing is an emerging area of interest for researchers as smart phones are
becoming the core communication device in people's everyday lives. Sensor enabled …

Mobile crowd sensing enables a broad range of novel applications by leveraging mobile
devices and smartphone users worldwide. While this paradigm is immensely useful, it …

In this article we present SmartRoad, a crowd-sourced road sensing system that detects and
identifies traffic regulators, traffic lights, and stop signs, in particular. As an alternative to …

A large number of vehicles routinely navigate through city streets; with on-board sensors,
they can be transformed into a dynamic network that monitors the urban environment …

Regular free-weight exercise helps to strengthen the body's natural movements and
stabilize muscles that are important to strength, balance, and posture of human beings. Prior …

Participatory sensing enables a person-centric collection of environmental measurement
data with, in principle, high granularity in space and time. In this paper we provide concrete …

With the popular usage of mobile devices and smartphones, crowd sensing becomes
pervasive in real life when human acts as sensors to report their observations about entities …

Vehicular crowd sensing systems are designed to achieve large spatio-temporal sensing
coverage with low-cost in deployment and maintenance. For example, taxi platforms can be …

The ubiquity of the various cheap embedded sensors on mobile devices, for example
cameras, microphones, accelerometers, and so on, is enabling the emergence of …

Participatory sensing systems (PSSs) have the potential to become fundamental tools to
support the study, in large scale, of urban social behavior and city dynamics. To that end …