BikeNet is a mobile sensing system for mapping the cyclist experience. Built leveraging the MetroSense architecture to provide insight into the real-world challenges of people-centric sensing, BikeNet uses a number of sensors embedded into a cyclist’s bicycle to gather quantitative data about the cyclist’s rides.
| Application metadata | |
|---|---|
| Area of expertise | Monitoring and recording sports experience |
| Application name | BikeNet |
| Website | |
| Platforms | |
| Sensors | CO2 sensor, Inclinometer, Lateral tilt, Magnetometer, Microphone, Odometer, Pedal speed, Stress monitor, Wireless |
| License of source code | Open |
| Cost for use | Free |
| Engaging level | Opportunistic |
| Incentive techniques | Collective |
| Type of access | Authenticated |
| Proposition paper | |
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| Title | BikeNet: a mobile sensing system for cyclist experience mapping. |
| Url | http://sensorlab.cs.dartmouth.edu/pubs/a6-eisenman.pdf |
| Citation | Eisenman, S., Miluzzo, E., Lane, N., Peterson, R., Ahn, G., Campbell, A., 2009. BikeNet: a mobile sensing system for cyclist experience mapping. ACM Transactions on Sensor Networks 6, 1–39. |
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