Vol-1148
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CROWD 2014
Crowd Intelligence: Foundations, Methods, and Practices

Proceedings of the Sintelnet WG5 Workshop on Crowd Intelligence: Foundations, Methods, and Practices

Barcelona, Catalonia, 8-9 January, 2014.

Edited by

Marta Poblet *
Pablo Noriega
Enric Plaza

* RMIT University, Graduate School of Business and Law, Melbourne, Australia
** Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) , Artificial Intelligence Research Institute (IIIA), Bellaterra, Spain

Complete proceedings volume (single PDF file)

Table of Contents

Preface

Research Papers

Crowd-Based Socio-Cognitive Systems 1-15
Pablo Noriega, Mark d'Inverno
IT Enabled Crowds: Leveraging the Geomobile Revolution for Disaster Management 16-23
Marta Poblet, Esteban García-Cuesta, Pompeu Casanovas
Crowdsourcing as an Activity System: Online Platforms as Mediating Artifacts. A Conceptual Framework for the Comparative Analysis of Crowdsourcing in Emergencies 24-42
Gregory Asmolov
The Future of Democratic Participation. my.con: An Online Constitution Making Platform 43-62
Sean Deely, Tarik Nesh Nash
A Multi-Agent Experiment on the Acquisition of a Language System of Logical Constructions 63-75
Josefina Sierra-Santibáñez
Pedagogical Agents for Social Music Learning in Crowd-Based Socio-Cognitive Systems 76-93
Mark d'Inverno, Matthew Yee-King
Blind Arbitration: Proposal for Anonymous Crowdsourced Online Arbitration 94-106
Dusko Martic
Participation in Smart Systems 107-112
Sabine Thuermel
Artificial Prediction Markets as a Tool for Syndromic Surveillance 113-126
Fatemeh Jahedpari, Julian Padget, Marina De Vos, Benjamin Hirsch
A Research Agenda for Prediction Markets 127-139
Patrick Buckley

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