Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems: Computing, Networking and Services [electronic resource] : 19th EAI International Conference, MobiQuitous 2022, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, November 14-17, 2022, Proceedings / edited by Shangguan Longfei, Priyantha Bodhi.

Acceso multiusuario

Internet of Things (IoT) -- Devising a Vibration-Based Fault Detection System for Textile Machinery -- Easing Construction of Smart Agriculture Applications Using Low Code Development Tools -- R-MDP: A game theory approach for Fault-Tolerant Data and Service Management in Crude Oil Pipelines Monitoring Systems -- UWB/IMU Fusion Localization Strategy Based on Continuity of Movement -- Security and Privacy -- Anonymous yet Alike: a Privacy-Preserving DeepProfile Clustering for Mobile Usage Patterns -- Best-Practice-Based Framework for User-Centric Privacy-Preserving Solutions in Smart Home Environments -- FedGroup: A Federated Learning Approach for Anomaly Detection in IoT Environments -- Privacy Protection against Shoulder Surfing in Mobile Environment -- Human-centric sensing -- A Shallow Convolution Network Based on Contextual Attention for Human Activity Recognition -- Does Cycling Reveal Insights about You? Investigation of User and Environmental Characteristics during Cycling -- Feature Encoding by Location-Enhanced Word2Vec Embedding for Human Activity Recognition in Smart Homes -- Honey Breath: An Ambush Tactic Against Wireless Breath Inference -- LightSeg: An Online and Low-latency Activity Segmentation Method for Wi-Fi Sensing -- Revealing Mental Disorders through Stylometric Features in Write-ups -- RoomE and WatchBLoc: a BLE and smartwatch IMU algorithm and dataset for room-level localisation in privacy-preserving environments -- Towards Cross Domain CSI Action Recognition through One-shot Bimodal Domain Adaptation -- Drone applications and edge computing -- Sage: A Multiuser Cooperative Controller for Mobile Edge Systems -- Multi-MEC Cooperation Based VR Video Transmission and Cache using K-Shortest Paths Optimization -- Drone Base Stations Transmission Power Control and Localization -- Joint Edge Resource Allocation and Path Planning for Drones with Energy Constraints -- Wireless networks -- Range and Capacity of LoRa 2.4 GHz -- Reception of Terrestrial DAB+ and FM Radio with a Mobile Device: A Subjective Quality Evaluation -- Federated Learning-Based Interference Modeling for Vehicular Dynamic Spectrum Access -- Study of Extensive LoRaWAN Downlink Communication in a Mobility Scenario -- Mobile and human computer interactions -- Microbenchmarking Documents in the Air -- InnerEye: A Tale on Images Filtered using Instagram Filters - How Do We Interact with Them And How Can We Automatically Identify The Extent of Filtering? -- An Interactive Visualization System for Streaming Data Online Exploration -- RF Eye: Capturing Target Shape in One Go Using Directional Antenna without Training -- Poster and demo sessions -- Audio Content and Crowdsourcing: A Subjective Quality Evaluation of Radio Programs Streamed Online -- Comparing Apples and Oranges: A Mobile User Experience Study of iOS and Android Consumer Devices -- Estimating the area of radio signal sources activity in a heterogeneous sensor network to improve battlefield situational awareness -- Forest protection as a context-aware system -- Mobile Networks' Analysis in Terms QoS of Performance Assessment -- Relationships between QoS/QoE Metrics in Selected Mobile Network Measurement Campaign -- Technology for health -- Identification of abnormal behavior in activities of daily life using novelty detection -- Behavioral Anomaly Detection of Older People Living Independently -- How to Make Everyday Objects more Inclusive: a Case Study via Remote Participatory Design -- The journey through illness of the Type 1 Diabetes caregiver, from disruption to positive coping.

This book constitutes the refereed post-conference proceedings of the 19th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Systems: Computing, Networking and Services, MobiQuitous 2022, which was held in Pittsburgh, November 14-17, 2022. The conference was held virtually due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 26 full and 2 short papers were carefully reviewed and selected from 95 submissions and present discussions, They were organized in topical sections as follows: Internet of Things (IoT), Security and Privacy, Human-centric sensing, Drone applications and edge computing, Wireless networks, Mobile and human computer interactions, Poster and demo sessions, Technology for health.

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