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  • Keynote 1
  • Session 1: Context
  • Session 2: Applications I
  • Session 3: Applications II
  • Keynote 2
  • Session 4: Best paper candidates
  • Session 5: Security, Privacy and Systems
  • Session 6: Activity Recognition
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  • Session 7: Learning

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  2016 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communications, PerCom 2016, Sydney, Australia, March 14-19, 2016. IEEE Computer Society 2016, ISBN 978-1-4673-8779-8

Keynote 1

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  Cecilia Mascolo:
  Studying human behavior at the intersection of mobile sensing and complex networks (Keynote abstract). 1

Session 1: Context

Session 2: Applications I

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  Zongqing Lu, Guohong Cao, Thomas La Porta:
  Networking smartphones for disaster recovery. 1-9
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  Allan Stisen, Andreas Mathisen, Søren Krogh Sørensen, Henrik Blunck, Mikkel Baun Kjærgaard, Thor Siiger Prentow:
  Task phase recognition for highly mobile workers in large building complexes. 1-9
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  Landu Jiang, Xi Chen, Wenbo He:
  SafeCam: Analyzing intersection-related driver behaviors using multi-sensor smartphones. 1-9
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  Junghyo Lee, Ayan Banerjee, Sandeep K. S. Gupta:
  MT-Diet: Automated smartphone based diet assessment with infrared images. 1-6
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  Hien To, Liyue Fan, Luan V. Tran, Cyrus Shahabi:
  Real-time task assignment in hyperlocal spatial crowdsourcing under budget constraints. 1-8

Session 3: Applications II

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  Jörg H. Müller, Tobias Langlotz, Holger Regenbrecht:
  PanoVC: Pervasive telepresence using mobile phones. 1-10
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  Milan Jain, Amarjeet Singh, Vikas Chandan:
  Non-intrusive estimation and prediction of residential AC energy consumption. 1-9

Keynote 2

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  Bo Begole:
  The dawn of the age of responsive media (Keynote abstract). 1

Session 4: Best paper candidates

Session 5: Security, Privacy and Systems

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  Sugang Li, Ashwin Ashok, Yanyong Zhang, Chenren Xu, Janne Lindqvist, Marco Gruteser:
  Whose move is it anyway? Authenticating smart wearable devices using unique head movement patterns. 1-9
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  Parul Pandey, Dario Pompili:
  MobiDiC: Exploiting the untapped potential of mobile distributed computing via approximation. 1-9
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  Suyeon Kim, Yohan Chon, Seokjun Lee, Hojung Cha:
  Prediction-based personalized offloading of cellular traffic through WiFi networks. 1-9
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  Senyuan Tan, Xiaoliang Wang, Guido Maier, Wenzhong Li:
  Riding quality evaluation through mobile crowd sensing. 1-6
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  Rui Liu, Jiannong Cao, Sebastian VanSyckel, Wenyu Gao:
  PriMe: Human-centric privacy measurement based on user preferences towards data sharing in mobile participatory sensing systems. 1-8

Session 6: Activity Recognition

Panel

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  Franco Zambonelli, Wolfgang De Meuter, Salil S. Kanhere, Seng Wai Loke, Flora D. Salim:
  Smart cities: Intelligent environments and dumb people? Panel summary. 1-2

Session 7: Learning

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  He Du, Zhiwen Yu, Fei Yi, Zhu Wang, Qi Han, Bin Guo:
  Group mobility classification and structure recognition using mobile devices. 1-9
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  H. M. Sajjad Hossain, Nirmalya Roy, Md Abdullah Al Hafiz Khan:
  Active learning enabled activity recognition. 1-9
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  Xuhong Zhang, Carter T. Butts:
  A novel multivariate spectral regression model for learning relationships between communication activity and urban ecology. 1-9
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  Meera Radhakrishnan, Sharanya Eswaran, Archan Misra, Deepthi Chander, Koustuv Dasgupta:
  IRIS: Tapping wearable sensing to capture in-store retail insights on shoppers. 1-8

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