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21 Jul 2012: To do so, we seek to answer thefollowing questions:. 1) How often do people tend to visit new places? ... We demonstrate that each meth-od hasa unique underlying assumption about how people move,which necessarily excludes alternatives when

7 Sep 2012: network growth over time: new edges are most likely toconnect people who already share at least one friend.

22 Dec 2009: efficiently. I. INTRODUCTION. With the recent surge of fully-fledged smartphones likeApple iPhone or Android phones, people increasingly ex-pect Internet connectivity to be available everywhere at anytime.

9 Jul 2011: Smart phones can prove invaluable for the long term andcontinuous monitoring of people in their environment. ... D has shared his interactionswith two people in the network, whereas E has connectedonly to one person.

29 Feb 2008: Lane, E. Miluzzo,and R. A. Peterson. People-centric urban sensing. In Pro-ceedings of 2nd ACM/IEEE International Wireless Inter-net Conference (WICON 2006), August 2-5, 2006, Boston,USA.

1 Sep 2010: Evolution and Sustainability of aWildlife Monitoring Sensor Network. Vladimir Dyo, Stephen A. Ellwood†, David W. Macdonald†, Andrew Markham‡. Cecilia Mascolo, Bence Pásztor, Salvatore Scellato, Niki Trigoni‡, Ricklef Wohlers‡, Kharsim

11 Jan 2012: advertisements can favour people who can spread information quickly to other nodes in the network [13]. ... colleagues to talk to at the breaks between sessions, rather than socialising with the same people.

6 Mar 2018: that recreate realistic scenarios that involve two people in an indoor environment (Figure 2). ... The experiments are conducted outside office hours to avoid thepresence of moving people in the vicinity.

13 Sep 2011: Abstract—Road congestion results in a huge waste of timeand productivity for millions of people.

15 Mar 2018: They demonstrated that even this statisticalinformation suffices to successfully recover the identityof individuals in datasets of few hundred people, viajointly matching labeled and unlabeled histograms ofa population. ... The difference between our

27 Apr 2011: All these methods are labor intensive and expensive. For ex-ample, VHF tracking requires at least two people to get accurate location informationon the animal, and it is not often practical

14 Jul 2008: DTNs span very challenging application scenarios where nodes(e.g., people, wild animals) move around in environments whereinfrastructures cannot be installed (e.g., emergency operations,military grounds, protected environments). ... However, this is a

12 Mar 2011: 1 Introduction. The ability to predict future locations of people allows for a rich set of novel pervasiveapplications and systems: accurate content dissemination of location related informa-tion such as advertisement,

29 Feb 2008: of these technologies on personal devices enables people toaccess their personal information as well as public resources anytime and any-where.

29 Feb 2008: The combined use of these technologies on personal devices enables people to access their personal information as well as public resources anytime and anywhere.

19 Aug 2018: 100. The Role of Urban Mobility in Retail Business Survival. KRITTIKA D’SILVA, University of CambridgeKASTHURI JAYARAJAH†, Singapore Management UniversityANASTASIOS NOULAS, New York UniversityCECILIA MASCOLO, University of Cambridge and The Alan

21 Dec 2017: Sleep-Stage (SS) The Sleep-EDF Database [19], part of PhysioNet, contains physiological data (two EEG readers,one EOG and one EMG) collected from 20 people, annotated with 6 sleep stages