CIMPL: A Public Safety Tool based on Opportunistic Communication

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Public safety plays an important role in what concerns the social welfare of citizens, thus impacting their quality of life. There are different mechanisms (e.g., police, firefighters) in place to help citizens feel safe, and the citizens themselves may have a more proactive posture (e.g., neighborhood watch). The proposed Android application, called CIMPL, targets the willingness of these model citizens in engaging in public safety efforts and the capabilities of their mobile personal devices to improve social welfare. CIMPL allows users to opportunistically exchange public safety content among their devices. This content, produced by users, identifies potential hazard situations, and is used to duly notify the authorities involved in the maintenance of public safety. This presentation was given in the 15th International Conference on Ad Hoc Networks and Wireless (AdHoc-Now 2016), on July 4th, 2016 in Lille, France.

Technology

CIMPL:
A
Public
Safety
Tool
based

on
Opportunistic
Communication

Waldir
Moreira,
Antonio
Oliveira-‐Jr,
and
Marcos
Aurélio
Ba7sta

waldir.junior@ulusofona.pt,
antonio@inf.ufg.br,
marcos.ba7sta@pq.cnpq.br

Interna7onal
Conference
on
Ad
Hoc
Networks
and
Wireless
(AdHoc-‐Now)

July
4th,
2016

Lille,
France

Agenda

•  Introduc7on

•  Mo7va7on

•  CIMPL
applica7on

•  Small-‐scale
Experiment

•  Conclusions
and
Ongoing
Work

Introduction

•  Public
safety
guarantees
social
welfare

•  Well-‐known
approaches

•  Police
presence,
road
maintenance
task
forces

•  Society
counts
with
ci7zens
coopera7on

•  Neighborhood
watch
(burglary,
drug
dealing)

•  Safety
measures
can
be

•  Reac7ve/Proac7ve:
aZer/before
an
incident

•  Mi7ga7ng/Preven7ve:
impact
of
an
incident

Motivation

•  Use
of
technology
in
public
safety

•  Drones
watching
crowds,
cameras
monitoring

•  Exis7ng
applica7ons

•  Internet
connec7vity,
account
crea7on,
user
input

•  Exemplary
ci7zens
are
proac7ve

•  Willing
to
help
in
keeping
their
communi7es
safe

•  Increased
capabili7es
of
mobile
personal
devices

•  Processing,
storage,
wireless
comm.,
sensors

CIMPL
application

•  Portuguese
CIdadão
exeMPLar

•  Exemplary,
model
ci7zen

•  Requirements

•  Simple
–
ci7zens
report
by
means
of
photos

•  Proac7ve
–
exploi7ng
users
willingness
to
help

•  Preven7ve
–
authori7es
can
take
fast
ac7ons

CIMPL
application

User
interface
-‐
Ci7zen

CIMPL
application

User
interface
-‐
Authority

Small-‐scale
Experiment

CIMPL
users
(U1
and
U2)

City
Maintenance
Authority
(CMA)

U2
Movement direction
Data exchange
U1 U1
U2
2:00 p.m. 2:03 p.m.
2:07 p.m.

Small-‐scale
Experiment

•  Take
advantage
of
the
opportunis7c
contacts

•  Latency

•  Time
the
content
remains
at
the
device
(7
min)

•  Transmission
7me
irrelevant:
photo
has

~132
KB,
taking
0.055
s
to
be
transmieed

•  Cost

•  2
replicas
are
needed
to
achieve
a
successfully

delivery
given
the
epidemic
nature
of
CIMPL

•  Replica7ons
may
be
a
burden

•  Many
users,
various
incidents,
and
limited
storage

Conclusions
and
Ongoing
Work

•  CIMPL
exploits
opportunis7c
contact
for
the

exchange
of
public
safety
data,
having
a
posi7ve

impact
on
social
welfare

•  Photo
tagging
to
be
done
automa7cally

•  In
current
version,
users
do
the
tagging

•  OpenCV
computer
vision
library

(recogni7on
of
the
incident
and
authority)

•  Employing
social-‐based
opportunis7c
approach

•  Current
version
relies
on
an
epidemic

Acknowledgements

To
Fundação
de
Amparo
à
Pesquisa
do
Estado
de

Goiás
(FAPEG)
and
PNPD/CAPES.

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