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Ubiquitous self-tracking technologies' (STTs) adoption has taken a quantum leap in recent years, leading to a rapid increase in terms of volume, variety, and variability of the generated data from their embedded sensors. Consequently, integrating data from different self-tracking devices for further exploration and analysis has become time-consuming. In addition, it requires advanced technical skills, hindering their widespread adoption in interdisciplinary scientific and industrial research. This paper introduces an extensible, open-source framework and tool called WearMerge that automates the integration and transformation into a common standard of STTs' data across different brands and models. WearMerge aims to help and ease practitioners and researchers on STTs' data analysis.
wearables, data visualization, ubiquitous computing, data integration, data standardization
wearables, data visualization, ubiquitous computing, data integration, data standardization
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