Sentence examples for participatory application from inspiring English sources

Our future work aims to develop a participatory application for data collection using sensors and smart phones and information provisioning using an open cloud-based infrastructure.

Practices of monitoring and sensing environments have migrated to a number of everyday participatory applications, where users of smart phones and networked devices are able to engage with similar modes of environmental observation and data collection.

User participation is one of the most important elements in participatory sensing application for providing adequate level of service quality.

secFleck is also used by Dua et al. [37] to enhance security of a participatory sensing application where users sense their local environment and make these measurements available to other users.

This approach includes a participatory sensing application for mobile phones with which users take pictures of target areas inside a cheap and simple measurement device filled with water and send them with related metadata (e.g. location) to a central server.

Data privacy is one concern that must be considered, and it is discussed in several studies, e.g. Christin et al. ([2011]) conducted a survey on privacy in mobile participatory sensing applications and showed that almost all applications capture location and time information.

This layer also supports participatory sensing applications for collection of new data from end users.

This paper studies the economic model of user participation incentive in participatory sensing applications.

An extensive review of privacy threats and possible countermeasures in participatory sensing applications is earlier illustrated [9, 10].

The proposed incentive mechanism focuses on minimizing and stabilizing the incentive cost while maintaining adequate level of participants by preventing users from dropping out of participatory sensing applications.

Reddy et al. ([2010a]) presented a recruitment framework for identifying potential participants for data collections, and Juong-Sik and Hoh ([2010]) discussed an incentive mechanism for stimulating participatory sensing applications.