Enabling Social Information Exchange via Dynamically Robust Annotations

Pattanaik, Vishwajeet; Suran, Shweta; Draheim, Dirk

doi:10.1145/3366030.3366060

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“…Early examples of CI platforms include WikiWikiWeb [45] (the first wiki) and Gold-Corp [5] (which utilized the collective knowledge of web users to identify new gold mining locations). Since then, progression in ICT technologies like the social web has enabled mass collaboration [62] and lead to the development of novel CI platforms like Wikipedia [45] (use the wisdom of crowd to develop an online encyclopedia), Climate CoLab [45] (harness the collective knowledge of people to solve global climate issues), Tippanee [56] (harness the collaborative knowledge of web users to annotate the new content on the web), InnoCentive [45] (use the collective knowledge of the individuals to tackle societal issues) and Reddit [73] (enable sharing of hobbies, ideas, passions and interests). To build these platforms, researchers have proposed many CI models or frameworks such as "genome model" [47], "a new model for CI in organizations" [4], and "resource allocation framework for CI system engineering" [72]; unfortunately these models are domain-specific or use case-specific [65], and also explained using different metaphors such as "genes, system-specific elements, principles, attributes, requirements, or their combinations" [65,66].…”

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A Digital Collaborative Platform for the Silver Economy: Functionalities Required by Stakeholders in a Multinational Baltic Sea Region Project

Butt¹,

Suran²,

Krimmer³

et al. 2022

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With the increasing population of the silver economy, many potential economic opportunities appear, in particular, in developed countries. Recently, the European Union and the Baltic Sea Region have been very active with their research on active aging and to tackle the challenges arising from the exponentially increasing ageing population. The OSIRIS project is one such EU-funded initiative to develop a digital platform for the elderly named the Digital Silver Hub, which aims to serve as an ecosystem for the quadruple helix actors (private sector, public sector, academic institutions, senior citizens) to participate in knowledge exchange, collaboration and co-creation of innovative technological solutions to facilitate the elderly population. In this paper, 30 interviews were conducted from the partner heads of the OSIRIS project as well as quadruple helix actors from each region in the Baltic Sea Region (Estonia, Latvia, Finland, Lithuania, and Denmark) in order to deeply understand the functionalities that are needed to be offered by the Digital Silver Hub. A deductive thematic analysis is conducted to analyse these functionalities in terms of Collective Intelligence (CI) components (namely staffing, processes, goals and motivation) based on a most recent generic CI model. The functionalities were further evaluated by experts working in the field of science and technology in the silver economy. As results, the needed functionalities are identified and explained in depth. As an outlook, we discuss how these functionalities can be translated into architectural components of a system design.

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A Digital Collaborative Platform for the Silver Economy: Functionalities Required by Stakeholders in a Multinational Baltic Sea Region Project

Butt¹,

Suran²,

Krimmer³

et al. 2022

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“…In addition to the above-mentioned challenges, the proposed framework is designed around the Tippanee platform [15,17] (see "Introduction"); and therefore, the framework is needed to fulfill a specific set of functional requirements.…”

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“…The framework provides end-users with complete data ownership, by allowing users to store their personal data on their personal machines and share it directly with other users, whenever required; thereby reducing the risk of data theft and monitoring. The proposed framework adds to our ongoing research [5,15,17] and aims to contribute to recent initiatives for 're-decentralizing the Web'. The framework attempts to eliminate the need for servers, as a means for data storage and sharing, and allows users to communicate with each other without the need for middleware.…”

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A Peer-to-Peer Data Sharing Framework for Web Browsers

Pattanaik

Sharvadze²,

Draheim

2020

SN COMPUT. SCI.

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Concerns over data ownership and misuse of personal data over the Web have become increasingly widespread in recent years; especially, as most web service providers are moving towards closed silo-based platforms, making the web more and more centralized. This is concerning, because, as service providers move towards centralized data storage and management, end-users become more susceptible to loss of data ownership and misuse of personal data. While in recent years, quite a few solutions have been proposed to solve these issues, the issues themselves still prevail, primarily due to lack of acceptance. That said, in this paper, we build on our previously proposed browser-based Peer-to-Peer Data Sharing Framework. We first explain the requirements and design choices which we had to keep in mind while designing the framework. And then, we provide insights into how we evaluated the functionalities and security features of the framework, through lab experiments. Finally, we elucidate the direction in which we would like to develop the framework in the near future.

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Collective Intelligence Systems from an Organizational Perspective

Draheim

2019

Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Information Integration and Web-Based Applications &Amp; Services

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Enabling Social Information Exchange via Dynamically Robust Annotations

Cited by 6 publications

References 23 publications

A Digital Collaborative Platform for the Silver Economy: Functionalities Required by Stakeholders in a Multinational Baltic Sea Region Project

A Digital Collaborative Platform for the Silver Economy: Functionalities Required by Stakeholders in a Multinational Baltic Sea Region Project

A Peer-to-Peer Data Sharing Framework for Web Browsers

Collective Intelligence Systems from an Organizational Perspective

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