People-centric sensing has been emerging due to the integration of the most varied sensors in personal devices. The goal is to infer individual behaviour following a participatory or opportunistic, non-intrusive, sensing methods. USense is a non-intrusive sensing tool able of contextualising the user's social behaviour based on information, such as social proximity and relative distance, captured via the usage of short-range wireless technology (Wi-Fi Direct, Bluetooth). This paper describes the USense tool in a realistic scenario, which is the basis of the proposed demonstration
performed with psychology students, in two different institutions, where the purpose was to study in...
Abstract Since humans are fundamentally social be-ings and interact frequently with others in their ...
Several studies have shown the value of using proximity data to understand the social context of use...
Understanding human behaviour in an automatic but also non-intrusive manner, constitutes an importan...
The pervasive presence of smartphones has emerged as one of the key elements for sensing people cont...
The way people interact in daily life is a challenging phenomenon to be captured and studied without...
Equipment of mobile phones with various kinds of sensors is transforming these devices from mere cap...
Tracking people’s behaviors is a main category of cyber physical social sensing (CPSS)-related peopl...
The availability of a wide variety of networked sensing devices in the form of everyday devices such...
In the context of social well-being and context awareness several eHealth applications have been foc...
Mobile phones include a variety of sensors that can be used to develop context-aware applications an...
The concept of pervasive computing, as introduced by Marc Weiser under the name ubiquitous computing...
Low-level sensors can provide surprisingly high-level information about social interactions. The goa...
In this world of the digital era, a large percentage of the world population and almost everyone in ...
The near overnight mass adoption of social networking portals, such as Facebook and MySpace, is the ...
performed with psychology students, in two different institutions, where the purpose was to study in...
Abstract Since humans are fundamentally social be-ings and interact frequently with others in their ...
Several studies have shown the value of using proximity data to understand the social context of use...
Understanding human behaviour in an automatic but also non-intrusive manner, constitutes an importan...
The pervasive presence of smartphones has emerged as one of the key elements for sensing people cont...
The way people interact in daily life is a challenging phenomenon to be captured and studied without...
Equipment of mobile phones with various kinds of sensors is transforming these devices from mere cap...
Tracking people’s behaviors is a main category of cyber physical social sensing (CPSS)-related peopl...
The availability of a wide variety of networked sensing devices in the form of everyday devices such...
In the context of social well-being and context awareness several eHealth applications have been foc...
Mobile phones include a variety of sensors that can be used to develop context-aware applications an...
The concept of pervasive computing, as introduced by Marc Weiser under the name ubiquitous computing...
Low-level sensors can provide surprisingly high-level information about social interactions. The goa...
In this world of the digital era, a large percentage of the world population and almost everyone in ...
The near overnight mass adoption of social networking portals, such as Facebook and MySpace, is the ...
performed with psychology students, in two different institutions, where the purpose was to study in...
Abstract Since humans are fundamentally social be-ings and interact frequently with others in their ...
Several studies have shown the value of using proximity data to understand the social context of use...