Design and evaluation on task allocation interfaces in gamified participatory sensing for tourism

Kawanaka, Shogo; Miehle, Juliana; Matsuda, Yuki; Suwa, Hirohiko; Yasumoto, Keiichi; Minker, Wolfgang

doi:10.1145/3448891.3448957

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“…To encourage active contribution of participants, we provided all the available motivating functions such as static/dynamic request (F3), points and coupons (F4). The detail analysis of these case studies (S9 and S10) are provided in our other papers [42,43]. Through these case studies, we observed the following on the effectiveness of the implemented functions for scenarios belonging to this category:…”

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ParmoSense: A Scenario-based Participatory Mobile Urban Sensing Platform with User Motivation Engine

Matsuda¹,

Kawanaka²,

Suwa³

et al. 2021

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Rapid proliferation of mobile devices with various sensors have enabled Participatory Mobile Sensing (PMS). Several PMS platforms provide multiple functions for various sensing purposes, but they are suffering from the open issues: limited use of their functions for a specific scenario/case and requiring technical knowledge for organizers. In this paper, we propose a novel PMS platform named ParmoSense for easily and flexibly collecting urban environmental information. To reduce the burden on both organizers and participants, in ParmoSense, we employ two novel features: modularization of functions and scenario-based PMS system description. For modularization, we provide the essential PMS functions as modules which can be easily chosen and combined for sensing in different scenarios. The scenario-based description feature allows organizers to easily and quickly set up a new participatory sensing instance and participants to easily install the corresponding scenario and participate in the sensing. Moreover, ParmoSense provides GUI tools as well for creating and distributing PMS system easily, editing and visualizing collected data quickly. It also provides multiple functions for encouraging participants' motivation for sustainable operation of the system. Through performance comparison with existing PMS platforms, we confirmed ParmoSense shows the best cost-performance in the perspective of the workload for preparing PMS system and varieties of functions. In addition, to evaluate the availability and usability of ParmoSense, we conducted 19 case studies, which have different locations, scales, and purposes, over 4 years with cooperation from ordinary citizens. Through the case studies and the questionnaire survey for participants and organizers, we confirmed that ParmoSense can be easily operated and participated by ordinary citizens including non-technical persons.

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ParmoSense: A Scenario-based Participatory Mobile Urban Sensing Platform with User Motivation Engine

Matsuda¹,

Kawanaka²,

Suwa³

et al. 2021

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“…De manera similar, se evidencia que la gamificación se emplea como estrategia comunicativa en el marco de las capacitaciones, donde se busca socializar y enseñar conocimientos explícitos relacionados con: el manejo de plantas de procesamiento de minerales en el sector minero (Bergamo et al, 2022); Seguridad informática o ciberseguridad, centrado en el análisis y almacenamiento de los datos (Abu-Amara et al, 2021;Md Khambari et al, 2021;Filipczuk et al, 2019); Cambio climático, enfatizando en comportamientos sostenibles (Wang et al, 2021); Seguridad y salud en el trabajo, enfatizando en la correcta elección de equipos para trabajos en altura dentro del ámbito de la prevención de riesgos laborales (Benito Rodríguez et al, 2021;Cerezo-Narváez et al, 2019), en el manejo de riesgos psicosociales, específicamente, en el manejo del estrés laboral, (Pasini et al 2022) y en la realización de estudios de emergencia y procesos de toma de decisiones (Feng et al, 2022); Cultura y turismo (Rosero & González, 2021;Kawanaka et al, 2020); Responsabilidad social empresarial, como mecanismo para el fortalecimiento del comportamiento proambiental (Khan et al, 2019;Maltseva et al, 2019). e Ingeniería biofarmacéutica, como espacio de práctica en medios simulados (Chen et al, 2020).…”

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Implementation of Gamification Strategies in the Framework of Organisational Communication

Quecano¹

2022

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El presente estudio analiza el uso de la gamificación como estrategia en el proceso de comunicación organizacional. Se realizó una revisión literaria sistematizada de 50 artículos sobre el uso de estrategias gamificadas y gestión organizacional donde se analiza, la comunicación estratégica, la comunicación táctica y la comunicación operativa. Los resultados evidencian los aportes en los procesos de formación y transferencia del conocimiento, así como en la interacción con clientes externos permitiendo procesos de co-creación. En conclusión, se identifica que la gamificación es una práctica que facilita tanto la comunicación táctica como estratégica en el ámbito organizacional.

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ParmoSense: Scenario-based Participatory Mobile Urban Sensing Platform with User Motivation Engine

Matsuda¹,

Kawanaka²,

Suwa³

et al. 2022

Sensors and Materials

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The rapid proliferation of mobile devices with various sensors has enabled participatory mobile sensing (PMS). Several PMS platforms suffer from open issues including the limited use of their functions to a specific scenario/case and the necessity of technical knowledge for organizers. This paper proposes a novel PMS platform named ParmoSense for easy and flexible data collection. To reduce the burden on both organizers and participants, we employ two novel features. First, essential PMS functions implemented as modules can be easily chosen and combined for sensing in different scenarios. Second, the scenario-based description feature allows organizers to easily and quickly prepare a new instance of PMS and enable people to easily participate in the sensing. It also provides multiple functions to motivate participants for sustainable operation. Through a performance comparison with existing PMS platforms, we confirmed that ParmoSense shows the best cost performance in terms of the workload for preparation and the variety of functions. In addition, to evaluate the availability and usability of ParmoSense, we conducted 19 case studies over four years with ordinary citizens. As the result of a questionnaire survey carried out during the case studies, we confirmed that ParmoSense can be easily operated by ordinary citizens without technical skills.

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Design and evaluation on task allocation interfaces in gamified participatory sensing for tourism

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

ParmoSense: A Scenario-based Participatory Mobile Urban Sensing Platform with User Motivation Engine

ParmoSense: A Scenario-based Participatory Mobile Urban Sensing Platform with User Motivation Engine

Implementation of Gamification Strategies in the Framework of Organisational Communication

ParmoSense: Scenario-based Participatory Mobile Urban Sensing Platform with User Motivation Engine

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