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cniCloud: Querying the Cellular Network Information at Scale

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This paper presents cniCloud, a cloud platform for mobile devices to share and query the fine-grained cellular information at scale. cniCloud extends the single-device cellular analytics via crowdsourcing: It collects the fine-grained cellular network data from massive mobile devices, aggregates them in a cloud database, and provides interfaces for end users to run SQL-like query over the cellular data. It offers efficient and responsive processing by optimizing the database storage, and adopting the domain-specific optimizations. Our preliminary deployments and experiments validate its feasibility in performing crowdsourced analytics.

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        WiNTECH '17: Proceedings of the 11th Workshop on Wireless Network Testbeds, Experimental evaluation & CHaracterization
        October 2017
        114 pages
        ISBN:9781450351478
        DOI:10.1145/3131473

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