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A demonstration of stella: a crowdsourcing-based geotagging framework

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This paper demonstrates Stella; an efficient crowdsourcing-based geotagging framework for any types of objects. In this demonstration, we showcase the effectiveness of Stella in geotagging images via two different scenarios: (1) we provide a graphical interface to show the process of a geotagging process that have been done by using Amazon Mechanical Turk, (2) we seek help from the conference attendees to propose an image to be geotagged or to help us geotag an image by using our application during the demonstration period. At the end of the demonstration period, we will show the geotagging result.

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    cover image Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment
    Proceedings of the VLDB Endowment  Volume 10, Issue 12
    August 2017
    427 pages
    ISSN:2150-8097
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