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In this paper we present a new approach for the assessment of noise pollution involving the general public. The goal of this project is to turn GPS-equipped mobile phones into noise sensors that enable citizens to measure their personal exposure to noise in their everyday environment. Thus each user can contribute by sharing their geo-localised measurements and further personal annotation to produce a collective noise map.
This work was partially supported by the EU under contract IST-34721 (TAGora). The TAGora project is funded by the Future and Emerging Technologies program (IST-FET) of the European Commission. Matthias Stevens is a research assistant of the Fund for Scientific Research, Flanders (Aspirant van het Fonds Wetenschappelijk Onderzoek - Vlaanderen).
Trabajo presentado al 4th International ICSC Symposium, celebrado en Thessaloniki (Grecia) del 28 al 29 de mayo de 2009.
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people-centric sensing, tagging, Citizen science, participatory sensing, Geo-localisation, Tagging, geo-localisation, Noise pollution, Participatory sensing, citizen science, Mobile phones, People-centric sensing, mobile phones
people-centric sensing, tagging, Citizen science, participatory sensing, Geo-localisation, Tagging, geo-localisation, Noise pollution, Participatory sensing, citizen science, Mobile phones, People-centric sensing, mobile phones
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