| Title |
Smart Campus Human Tracking: The Case of University of Malaga |
| ID_Doc |
39421 |
| Authors |
Toutouh, J; Luque, J; Alba, E |
| Title |
Smart Campus Human Tracking: The Case of University of Malaga |
| Year |
2019 |
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| Abstract |
Smart city initiatives have emerged to mitigate the negative effects of a very fast growth of urban areas. A number of universities are applying smart city solutions to face similar challenges in their campuses. In this study, we analyze the possibility of using low cost sensors based on detecting wireless signals of light commodity devices to track the movement of the members of the university community. This tracking information will help the university managers to provide the users with smart services. The first insight is that there were not detected barely movements through the campus during late-night/early morning hours (from 0:00H to 6:00H). In turn, the number of human flows sensed in a given direction is similar to the ones in the opposite one. The analysis of the sensed data has shown that the most mobility occurs during the opening and finishing school hours, as expected. Finally, we observed that the sensors are able to detect vehicular mobility. |
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