What's in a place? Adventures with Location-Aware Media

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    1. What’s in a place? Adventures with Location-Aware Media Rahul Nair Yahoo! Research Berkeley
    2. Flickr “geotagged”
        • 20+ million images
      Can we do better?
    3. Talk Outline
      • Extracting information from geo-tagged photos
      • World Explorer: Visualization
      • ZoneTag: Creation
      • Zurfer: Consumption
    4. Attraction Map of Paris
        • Stanley Milgram, 1976.
        • Psychological Maps of Paris
    5. Attraction Map of Paris
        • Y!RB, 2007.
    6. Location-driven Modeling
      • Derive meaningful data about map regions
      • E.g., representative tags, photos
    7. Data Description
    8. Issues
      • Sparse data set
      • Photographer bias
        • In location
        • In tags
      • Incorrect data
    9. Heuristics
      • Number of photographs denotes the “importance” of a location
      • Users will use a common subset of tags to describe objects/locations
      • Concentrated tag usage indicates descriptiveness
    10. Algorithm
      • Clustering: k-Means, get set of k clusters
      • “ Document” C is bag of all tags in cluster
      • For each tag in C calculate:
        • TF = |P(C,t)|
        • IDF = |P(R)| / |P(R, t)|
        • UF = |U(C,t)|/|U(C)|
    11. Scoring
      • Score (t) = TF * IDF * UF
      • Threshold values
        • 30+ photographs
        • Minimum 3 users
        • Score > 1
      • Final dataset: (tag, score, latitude, longitude)
    12. Talk Outline
      • Mining information from geo-tagged photos
      • World Explorer: Visualization
      • ZoneTag: Creation
      • Zurfer: Consumption
    13. DEMO
    14. Precomputation
      • Divide the world into equal sized non-overlapping tiles
      • Compute and store the tags for each tile
      • Repeat for different zoom
      • levels
    15. Retrieval
      • Find the tile level closest in size to the request area
      • Select the tiles that fully cover the request area
      • Return the tags that fall within the request area
    16. User Study
      • 10 subjects
      • 6 female, 4 male
      • Ages 20-60
      • Varying technical knowledge
      • No geotagged photos of their own
    17. Experiment tasks
      • Vacation recap
      • San Francisco tour
      • Explore a new city
    18. Recall
      • Reminded the subject about locations
      • “It brings out memories”
      • “Oh my God! This place has the best restaurants”
      • “We wanted to see the Polynesian Cultural Center"
    19. Discovery
      • Participants discovered previously unknown locations and events
        • “I’ve never heard of this festival”
        • “There is car racing which I'd probably go see”
    20. Needle & Haystack
      • Excellent visualization of the Haystack
      • Hard to find specific information
        • “Where was Culver City again?”
      • No way to search
        • “I guess what I’m looking for are bull fighting pictures”
    21. Other Responses
      • Gets the “vibe” of a place
      • Share with other people
      • Tags did not always match the mental model of a location
      • Wanted more tags
      • Want more info about tags
    22. Conclusions
      • Extract meaningful aggregate information from georeferenced data
      • Allows users to explore locations in a new way
      • Users like using the overview but also want the ability to search
    23. Future work
      • Adding search capability
      • Show photos in places with no tags
      • Differentiate locations and events
      • Apply to other types of georeferenced data
    24. Talk Outline
      • Mining information from geo-tagged photos
      • World Explorer: Visualization
      • ZoneTag: Creation
      • Zurfer: Consumption
    25. Current Mobile Experience
      • Difficult to share (or even save!)
      • Hard to find
        • No context
        • No semantic information
      Current mobile experience?
    26. Current Mobile Experience
      • Difficult to share (or even save!)
      • Hard to find
        • No context
        • No semantic information
    27. ZoneTag Experience
      • 2-click upload (same key!)
      • Photo uploaded with location and time metadata
    28. Where does location come from?
      • Bluetooth GPS (when available)
      • User-contributed cell tower mapping
    29. ZoneTag Experience
      • Tagging made easy
        • Tag/annotate your photos from the phone
    30. Where do tags come from?
      • Tags I used in this context (`home’)
      • Tags my friends used in this context
      • Tags other people used in this context (‘Ricoh’, ‘California Research Center’)
        • E.g., TagMaps data
    31. Where do tags come from?
      • Stuff around you:
        • Yahoo! Local
        • Upcoming.org
      • Stuff from you (any RSS 2.0 feed):
        • Calendar
        • Favorite hangouts (Wayfaring, Plazes, Socialight)
    32. Example of Tagging
    33. I’m Too Lazy (you’re not alone)
      • Tagging is the means, not the goal
      • Benefits even if you never tagged a single image
      (Bradley Horowitz, elatable.com) (?) (?) (?)
    34. Talk Outline
      • Mining information from geo-tagged photos
      • World Explorer: Visualization
      • ZoneTag: Creation
      • Zurfer: Consumption
    35. Flickr “geotagged”
        • 20+ million images
      Can we do mobile?
    36. Strengths of Mobile
      • Personal
      • Easy to access
      • Networked
      • Context aware
      • The ultimate photo wallet
    37. Design Goals
      • Engagement and Discovery
        • Spatial
        • Social
      • Allow customization
      • Complete access to your photos
      • Search and Filtering capability
    38. Channel Metaphor
      • Each row is a single channel
      • Navigate using 4 way
        • Left & right to browse channel (infinite scroll)
        • Up & down to change channels
    39. Detail view
      • Enlarge photo
        • Scroll through channel
      • Photo details
      • Add comments
      • Add to favourites
    40. Nearby photos channel
      • Photos from the users current location
      • Local Highlights
      • My Nearby
    41. Social Channels
      • Contacts photos
        • Expanded view
      • Recent Activity
    42. My Stuff Channel
      • My Photos
        • By Location
        • By Tag
      • My Photo Wallet
      • My Favourites
    43. Custom Channels
      • Users can create channels to match their interests
        • Tags
        • Groups
        • Location aware (dogs near me)
    44. Search and Filter
    45. Try it out
      • http://zurfer.research.yahoo.com
    46. Conclusions
      • It is possible to extract information from georeferenced media
      • Users like browsing the extracted data
      • It can help users tag new media
      • We hope it helps them browse on a mobile device
    47. Questions? Rahul Nair [email_address] http://tagmaps.research.yahoo.com http://zonetag.research.yahoo.com http://zurfer.research.yahoo.com

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