Senseseer mobile-cloud-based Lifelogging framework

Abstract

Abstract-Smart-phones are becoming our constant companions, they are with us all of the time, being used for calling, web surfing, apps, music listening, TV viewing, social networking, buying, gaming, and a myriad of other uses. Smart-phones are a technology that knows us much better than most of us could imagine. Based on our usage and the fact that we are never far away from our smart phones, they know where we go, who we interact with, what information we consume, and with a little clever software, they can know what we are doing and even why we are doing it. They are beginning to know us better than we know ourselves. In this work we present SenseSeer a generic mobile-cloud-based mobile Lifelogging framework. This framework supports customisable analytic services for sensing the person, understanding the semantics of life activities and the easy deployment of analytic tools and novel interfaces. At present, SenseSeer supports services in many domains, such as personal health monitoring, location tracking, lifestyle analysis and tourism focused applications. This work demonstrate the design principles of SenseSeer and three of its services: My Health, My Location and My Social Activity.

To Log or Not to Log? SWOT Analysis of Self-Tracking

“…Albatal et al 2013). Each component must be able to protect the lifelogger's privacy and security by making sure that the data cannot be accessed by third parties.…”

“…Albatal et al 2013) require users to upload and share the data that is recorded by their apps on central servers, also often referred to as the cloud. Although cloud computing providers are focusing on securing their services, keeping data on external hard disks can be risky and should be carefully considered.…”

Lifelogging

“…This indicates that there is a general awareness of the risks to their privacy through Internet use. Albatal et al 2013). Hopfgartner and Jose 2010).…”

“…Albatal et al 2013) require users to upload and share the data that is recorded by their apps on central servers, also often referred to as the cloud. Albatal et al 2013) require users to upload and share the data that is recorded by their apps on central servers, also often referred to as the cloud.…”

Designing a Personal Information Transaction Object

“…Also included in the content of the personal data is the date range over which the personal information will be retrieved. Additional content characteristics of the PITO are dependent on the way in which the personal information is modelled and the semantic extraction [53] of meaning from that information.…”