Abstract

With the development of sensor technology and the popularization of the data-driven service paradigm, spatial crowdsourcing systems have become an important way of collecting map-based location data. However, large-scale task management and location privacy are important factors for participants in spatial crowdsourcing. In this paper, we propose the use of an R-tree spatial cloaking-based task-assignment method for large-scale spatial crowdsourcing. We use an estimated R-tree based on the requested crowdsourcing tasks to reduce the crowdsourcing server-side inserting cost and enable the scalability. By using Minimum Bounding Rectangle (MBR)-based spatial anonymous data without exact position data, this method preserves the location privacy of participants in a simple way. In our experiment, we showed that our proposed method is faster than the current method, and is very efficient when the scale is increased.

Highlights

  • With the development of sensor and data communication technologies, smart devices can collect real-time environmental information

  • We propose an R-Tree spatial cloaking-based task assignment method as a spatial crowdsourcing system

  • We introduce our proposed method: the R-tree spatial cloaking-based task assignment method

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Introduction

With the development of sensor and data communication technologies, smart devices can collect real-time environmental information. As real-time data and data analysis have become important in the data-driven paradigm, various methods of data collection have been studied in recent research [1]. In existing sensor networks, when collecting real-time environmental data, we must deploy many sensors in the area where the measurement is needed. A crowdsourcing system can collect the necessary data directly from volunteer participants with smart devices and deliver it to a crowdsourcing server. This makes it easy to collect data once or over a short period with little expense and greater accuracy compared to current sensor networks [2]

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