A Study for Human Centric Cyber Physical System Based Sensing – Toward Safe and Secure Urban Life –
作者： Teruo Higashino , Akira Uchiyama
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-40140-4_7
关键词: Pedestrian 、 Cyber-physical system 、 Social system 、 Computer security 、 Urban life 、 Human centric 、 Engineering 、 Smart city
摘要: Recently, a large number of sensors have been deployed in urban areas, and they can be used for several purposes toward safe secure life. Cost effective sensing controlling human activities are becoming possible. As pervasive progresses, Human centric Cyber Physical System (HCPS) will receive much attention where effects taken into consideration designing developing CPS based social systems. In this paper, we focus on life present two case studies: (a) classification patients emergency hospitals (b) estimation pedestrian flows. We also our testing environment HCPS.
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