Integrating Volunteered Human Sensor Data into Crowd-sourced Platforms- A Use case on Noise Pollution Monitoring and OpenStreetMap
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Presented at EnviroInfo 2011, Ispra, Italy. Full article reference: Foerster, T., Diaz, L., & Bröring, A. (2011). Integrating Volunteered Human Sensor Data into Crowd-sourced Platforms- A Use case on Noise Pollution Monitoring and OpenStreetMap. In W. Pillmann, S. Schade, & P. Smits (Eds.), Innovations in Sharing Environmental Observation and Information (pp. 505-510). Presented at the 25th EnvironInfo Conference 2011, Ispra, Italy: Shaker Verlag.
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- 1. IntegratingVolunteered Human Sensor Data intoCrowd-sourcedPlatforms- A Usecase on Noise Pollution Monitoring andOpenStreetMap 6 October 2011 Theodor Foerster, Laura Diaz & Arne Bröring
- 2. VolunteeredGeographic Information 02.05.2000 – selectiveavailability Unauthoritivedata Bottom-up Users contributedata Wikipedia, OpenStreetMap, WikiMapia, FixMyStreet, Flickr Lightweight-systems & protocols
- 3. Smartphones Multi-sensor platform In yourpocket (anywhere, anytime) GPS, camera, microphone, accelerometer, pressure, magneticfield, light 3G andWiFiconnection Enablescrowd-sourcing /crowd-sensing VGI
- 5. Other examples Noisetube.net www.opennoisemap.org
- 6. Common problem Silos ofinformation Novisibility Nocommondataaccess Services not in place Toocomplex Not alwayscompliant
- 7. Noise as environmental pollution Effects Hearing loss Cardiological effects Stress Annoyance Emitters Airports, cars, industrial sites, neighborhood, etc. Subjective Cannot be modeled or calculated
- 8. Legal motivation source: European Commission Simulated, complex, non-subjective, etc.
- 9. www.opennoisemap.org Manual & automated noise assessment Mobile & browser-based visualization Repository of noise measures Acknowledgement: Appel, de Wall, Hopmann, Roß.
- 10. OpenStreetMap Collaborative and open platform Inventoryofoutdoorobjects Roads, Crossings, Buildings, POIs Simple datamodel Points, lines, tags Updates throughchangesets Access through APIs
- 11. Approach Publishcontent on commonplatform OpenStreetMap Assign tag toexistingornew OSM object Tags formeasuredproperty Visualizethroughspecificrenderers
- 12. Implementation Noise community Web Processing Service OSM API Publication Service 12
- 13. Example OSM API query select http://api.openstreetmap.org/api/0.6/map?bbox=7.573375599999999,51.9294798,7.5753756,51.9314798 OSM API query update <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?> <osm generator="OpenStreetMap server" version="0.6"> <node changeset="8712284" id="273968126" lat="51.9310517" lon="7.5706349" timestamp="2011-07-12T14:25:37Z" uid="478890" user="A_user" version="3" visible="true"> <tag k="noise_day" v="50.1" /> </node> </osm>
- 14. Examplecontd.
- 15. Open issues Data licensecompatibility Rendererrequired Discussionwith OSM aboutscalabilityandappropriate tags
- 16. Conclusion Crowd-sourceddataneeds a suitableplatform More visibility OSM suitable High visibility & directdataaccess Future research Specificrenderers Specific tag convention
- 17. Thanksforyourattention! www.opennoisemap.org swsl.uni-muenster.de gi-zeitgeist.uni-muenster.de