Mobile Crowdsensing is a participatory data collection paradigm in which mobile devices carried by individuals are leveraged to opportunistically or actively gather sensor data from the environment, distinguished from other mobile sensing approaches by its reliance on human mobility and voluntary user participation to achieve large-scale, distributed sensing tasks.
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