The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities

Visual crowdsensing (VCS), which leverages built-in cameras of smart devices to attain informative and comprehensive sensing of interesting targets, has become a predominant sensing paradigm of mobile crowdsensing (MCS). Compared to MCS tasks using other sensing modalities, VCS faces numerous unique...

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Main Authors: GUO, Bin, HAN, Qi, CHEN, Huihui, SHANGGUAN, Longfei, ZHOU, Zimu, YU, Zhiwen
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spelling sg-smu-ink.sis_research-59252020-02-13T06:24:03Z The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities GUO, Bin HAN, Qi CHEN, Huihui SHANGGUAN, Longfei ZHOU, Zimu YU, Zhiwen Visual crowdsensing (VCS), which leverages built-in cameras of smart devices to attain informative and comprehensive sensing of interesting targets, has become a predominant sensing paradigm of mobile crowdsensing (MCS). Compared to MCS tasks using other sensing modalities, VCS faces numerous unique issues, such as multi-dimensional coverage needs, data redundancy identification and elimination, low-cost transmission, as well as high data processing cost. This paper characterizes the concepts, unique features, and novel application areas of VCS, and investigates its challenges and key techniques. A generic framework for VCS systems is then presented, followed by discussions about the future directions of crowdsourced picture transmission and the experimental setup in VCS system evaluation. 2017-07-17T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/4922 info:doi/10.1109/COMST.2017.2726686 Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University Software Engineering
institution Singapore Management University
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topic Software Engineering
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GUO, Bin
HAN, Qi
CHEN, Huihui
SHANGGUAN, Longfei
ZHOU, Zimu
YU, Zhiwen
The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities
description Visual crowdsensing (VCS), which leverages built-in cameras of smart devices to attain informative and comprehensive sensing of interesting targets, has become a predominant sensing paradigm of mobile crowdsensing (MCS). Compared to MCS tasks using other sensing modalities, VCS faces numerous unique issues, such as multi-dimensional coverage needs, data redundancy identification and elimination, low-cost transmission, as well as high data processing cost. This paper characterizes the concepts, unique features, and novel application areas of VCS, and investigates its challenges and key techniques. A generic framework for VCS systems is then presented, followed by discussions about the future directions of crowdsourced picture transmission and the experimental setup in VCS system evaluation.
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author GUO, Bin
HAN, Qi
CHEN, Huihui
SHANGGUAN, Longfei
ZHOU, Zimu
YU, Zhiwen
author_facet GUO, Bin
HAN, Qi
CHEN, Huihui
SHANGGUAN, Longfei
ZHOU, Zimu
YU, Zhiwen
author_sort GUO, Bin
title The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities
title_short The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities
title_full The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities
title_fullStr The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities
title_full_unstemmed The emergence of visual crowdsensing: Challenges and opportunities
title_sort emergence of visual crowdsensing: challenges and opportunities
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2017
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sis_research/4922
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