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e -Gossip: Location Based Service via Electronic Gossip

e -Gossip: Location Based Service via Electronic Gossip. Presented by Rizwana Rizia. Outline. Basic Idea of LBS Systems in Literature Our Proposed Model Motivation Comparison System Components References. Basic Idea of LBS. Smart phones can detect geographical locations

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e -Gossip: Location Based Service via Electronic Gossip

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  1. e-Gossip: Location Based Service via Electronic Gossip Presented by RizwanaRizia

  2. Outline • Basic Idea of LBS • Systems in Literature • Our Proposed Model • Motivation • Comparison • System Components • References

  3. Basic Idea of LBS • Smart phones can detect geographical locations • Location based services are becoming more and more popular. • Location based services detect user location and provide location specific information.

  4. Basic Idea of LBS (contd…) • Important capabilities of location based services from user point of view • High Performance • Scalable Architecture • Reliable • Current • Mobility

  5. Systems in Literature Figure 1: Generalized Picture of Traditional LBSs

  6. Our Proposed Model Figure 2: Proposed Model

  7. Motivation • People want to share knowledge • Sharing of knowledge can be useful • We are not always aware of everything around us

  8. Comparison

  9. System Components • Generate the database on smart phones • Search Information

  10. System Components (contd…) Algorithm to generate ‘Location Database’: Step 1: Smart phone monitors user location continuously Step 2: Detect new location not in database Step 3: Considers for notifying user if the user stays in that location above a threshold interval, e. g. 10 mins Step 4: Notifies user and asks to provide keywords, comments, rating. Step 5: Takes user permission to publish the location.

  11. System Components (contd…) Prototype Location Update:

  12. System Components (contd…) Algorithm Search: Step 1: User types keyword in the interface Step 2: The Application gets a list of available E-Gossip Devices around via Bluetooth. Step 3: The application connects to each device and search into their database with the keyword. Step 4: The application provides a list of available locations.

  13. System Components (contd…) Prototype search:

  14. System Components (contd…) Search using bloom filter: Probability of false positive: where m = size bit array, n = number of elements

  15. System Components (contd…) Search using bloom filter (Contd…)

  16. Conclusion • Information may not be available via e-Gossip • Uncommon address and context based information is specialty of e-Gossip

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