Education and Outreach

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Education:

  1. Graduate students have been working on this project as research assistants.
  2. Jian Tang has integrated the research results into his graduate course CSE 612 Cloud Computing at Syracuse University. Particularly, he gave a lecture about smartphone sensing and mobile crowdsourcing and gave a few related topics as suggested topics for the class project.
  3. A female student from Hershey high school, Erica Wang,  was involved in related activities as a summer intern and helped with the ICDCS’2016 paper.

Outreach:

  1. A related paper “A Sybil-resistant truth discovery framework for mobile crowdsensing” was presented at IEEE ICDCS’2019 in Dallas, TX, USA.
  2. A related paper “Privacy-preserving and trustworthy mobile sensing with fair incentives” was presented at IEEE ICC’2019 in Shanghai, China.
  3. A related paper “Optimizing location quality in privacy preserving crowdsensing” was presented at IEEE Globecom’2019 in Big Island, HI, USA.
  4. A related paper “CoinExpress: a fast payment routing mechanism in blockchain-based payment channel networks”, was presented as an invited paper at ICCCN’2018 in Hangzhou, China.
  5. A related paper “QUAC: quality-aware contract-based incentive mechanisms for crowdsensing” was presented at IEEE MASS’2017 in Orlando, FL, USA.
  6. Two related papers “Spatiotemportal modeling and prediction in cellular networks: a big data enabled deep learning approach” and “Sybil-proof incentive mechanisms for crowdsensing” were presented at IEEE Infocom’2017 in Atlanta, GA, USA.
  7. A related paper “Robust incentive tree design for mobile crowdsensing” was presented at IEEE ICDCS’2017 in Atlanta, GA, USA.
  8. A related paper “LIPS: lifestyle learning via mobile phone sensing” was presented at IEEE Globecom’2016 in Washington DC, USA.
  9. A related paper “Quality-aware and fine-grained incentive mechanisms for mobile crowdsensing” was presented at IEEE ICDCS’2016 in Nara, Japan.
  10. A related paper “Person detection and re-identification across multiple images and videos obtained via crowdsourcing” was presented at ACM ICDSC’2016 in Paris, France.
  11. The PI, Jian Tang, delivered an invited talk “Sensing as a Service: Vision, System and Applications” at University of Waterloo, Canada.
  12. The PI, Jian Tang, delivered an invited talk “Human-centric Smartphone Sensing and its Application in Smart Buildings” at the Syracuse University – Nanjing University Joint Forum on Smart Buildings in Syracuse, USA.