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ELEKSPOT: EVALUATION PLAN Minkyu Lee 2009. 9. 4
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Agenda Project Goal Objective of Evaluation Case Study: OpenStreetMap Quality of GI Phases of Evaluation
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Project Goal Project Goal Enabling mobile devices to recognize indoor urban places based on Wi-Fi signal strength. Question How to cover very large amount of urban places? Answer Key is to build urban radiomap by citizen participation
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Objective of Evaluation There are many factors to evaluate… What we want to show in this research is… Then, we have to evaluate that It is possible to build city-wide radiomap by citizen participation (crowdsourcing) How crowdsourced urban radiomap is good
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Case Study: OpenStreetMap OpenStreetMap Overview To build free street map for major cities by crowdsourcing based on wiki.
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Case Study: OpenStreetMap The 5 steps to making a map Collect Data Upload Data Create/Edit OSM data Label Data, and Add details Render and Use Map!
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Case Study: OpenStreetMap Mapping party To encourage and help people to edit map Experienced mappers initiates
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Case Study: OpenStreetMap Evaluation of OpenStreetMap M. Haklay, “How good is OpenStreetMap information? A comparative study of OpenStreetMap and Ordnance Survey datasets for London and the rest of England” Ordnance Survey vs. OpenStreetMap Comparison Factors Positional accuracy Completeness
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Quality of GI (ISO 19113,19114) Lineage Positional accuracy Attribute accuracy Logical consistency Completeness Semantic accuracy Usage, purpose and constraints Temporal quality
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Phases of Evaluation Planning Schedule, Budget, Area selection, … Data Collection Urban Radiomapping Workshop Data Analysis Accuracy Completeness
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Planning Selected Area Seoul, Gangnam-gu, Samseong-dong Building: 3200 Room: 96000 Public Space: 914
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Planning Schedule Workshops About 200 places can be collected at a workshop Period : 2009. 9 ~ 2009. 11 Workshop: 5 times (once/twice a week) Participants: 5 ~ 10 persons Budget Devices 5 more T-mobile G1 devices. (60 만원 *5= 약 300 만원 ) Workshops 5 Workshops (10 명 *7 만원 (1 인 )*5 회 = 약 350 만원 )
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Data Collection Workshop Agenda Project overview (20 min.) Usage training and guide (40 min.) Data collection (6 hrs) Data upload and editing (40 min.) Questionnaire (20 min.) Eating and drinking! (~)
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Data Collection Target Public spaces only (café, shop, theater, …) Room-level Mandatory Data Place ID Name Place Scale Latitude/Longitude Fingerprints Picture Tags
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Data Collection Recruiting volunteers Lab. members Recruit in KAIST community (ara, eye) Recruit in Android developer community
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Data Analysis Accuracy Positional accuracy Precision Error distance (logical distance) Attribute accuracy Room-levelFloor-levelBuilding-level 92.3%98.6%99.7% ExactAdj. roomSame floorSame bldg.Other bldg. 92.3%5.2%2%0.5%0% Place IDNameScaleTagsPosition 88%91.8%93%96.2%91.2% example
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Data Analysis Accuracy Test dataset Collect test dataset after data collection Select randomly 300 public places in samseong-dong Collect 10 fingerprints for each place Conduct experiment in laboratory
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Data Analysis Completeness Region completeness (samseong-dong) Building (%) – visualize on Google map Room (%) Public space completeness (semseong-dong) Compare against public places in Daum Theme Map. Completeness (%) Completeness of specific building (COEX) Room-coverage (%)
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Data Analysis Etc. (Statistics) Averages APs in samseong-dong Number of APs for each tag (café, shop, theater, …) Number of contributed places for each person …
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