The demo presents Snow Watch, a citizen science system that supports the acquisition and processing of mountain images for the purpose of extracting snow information, predicting the amount of water available in the dry season, and supporting a multi-objective lake regulation problem. We discuss how the proposed architecture has been rapidly prototyped using a general-purpose architecture to collect sensor and user-generated Web content from heterogeneous sources, process it for knowledge extraction, relying on the contribution of voluntary crowds, engaged and retained with gamification techniques
Snow is important for local to global climate and surface hydrology, but spatial and temporal hetero...
Cities are under pressure to operate their services effectively and project costs of operations acro...
This dissertation explores the application of computer science methodologies, techniques, and techno...
The demo presents Snow Watch, a citizen science system that supports the acquisition and processing ...
Snow is a key component of the hydrologic cycle in many regions of the world. Despite recent advance...
Recent advances in environmental monitoring are making a wide range of hydro-meteorological data ava...
Snow accumulation and melting are fundamental components of the hydrologic cycle in many water syste...
A physically based snowpack evolution and redistribution model was used to test the effectiveness of...
This paper merges multimedia and environmental research to verify the utility of public web images f...
Snow is important for local to global climate and surface hydrology, but spatial and temporal hetero...
Snow is important for local to global climate and surface hydrology, but spatial and temporal hetero...
Cities are under pressure to operate their services effectively and project costs of operations acro...
This dissertation explores the application of computer science methodologies, techniques, and techno...
The demo presents Snow Watch, a citizen science system that supports the acquisition and processing ...
Snow is a key component of the hydrologic cycle in many regions of the world. Despite recent advance...
Recent advances in environmental monitoring are making a wide range of hydro-meteorological data ava...
Snow accumulation and melting are fundamental components of the hydrologic cycle in many water syste...
A physically based snowpack evolution and redistribution model was used to test the effectiveness of...
This paper merges multimedia and environmental research to verify the utility of public web images f...
Snow is important for local to global climate and surface hydrology, but spatial and temporal hetero...
Snow is important for local to global climate and surface hydrology, but spatial and temporal hetero...
Cities are under pressure to operate their services effectively and project costs of operations acro...
This dissertation explores the application of computer science methodologies, techniques, and techno...