Forum Numerica - Leveraging the acquisition of crowdsourced measurements from mobile devices
SPEAKER
Romain ROUVOY,
University of Lille, France
DATE
24/05/18
- Abstract
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APISENSE® is a crowd-sensing platform that leverages the gathering of field datasets at scale. In particular, APISENSE® is designed as a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution that remotely orchestrates crowds of mobile devices to monitor physical events or human behaviours in the wild. Collecting data in the field tends to be a tedious tasks for most of researchers as it requires to spend time, energy and money to develop dedicated mobile apps. The role of APISENSE® is therefore to catalyse this process by delivering to the scientific community a comprehensive distributed infrastructure that guarantee both privacy and energy consumption of participants. The applications of APISENSE® encompasses case studies in the domains of telecom, smart cities, air quality, or human sciences.
- About the speaker
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Romain Rouvoy is a professor from the University of Lille (France), a junior member of Institut Universitaire de France (IUF) and is a member of the Spirals research group supported by CRIStAL and Inria. His domains of interest covers both software and system engineering challenges faced in the design of scalable and dependable systems-of-systems.