Vizsafe:分散的众包安全网络

Peter A. Mottur, Nathan R. Whittaker
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虽然没有单一的定义,但智慧城市是一种使用各种技术来优化向市民提供服务并提高居民生活质量的解决方案。虽然将部署大量传感器和物联网设备以满足智能公共服务提供方法的数据需求,但任何城市最大和最复杂的传感器网络都以其公民的形式出现。作为全天候使用城市基础设施和服务的人,他们有独特的地位来报告任何问题。阻止大多数人这样做的原因首先是缺乏一个具有适当渠道的平台,其次是缺乏直接的激励——大多数时候,一个问题将被视为其他人的工作。为了解决这些问题,Vizsafe平台被设计成动员群众,并给他们一个理由来提交符合每个人利益的信息。通过区块链的力量,这些报告被存储在一个去中心化的分类账上,并且,利用智能合约,SPOT令牌被用作对上传事件报告的人的激励,无论这是潜在的安全威胁还是错误的基础设施。正是这种轻微的推动,让“别人的问题”变成了“我的机会”。一旦城市开始有意义地奖励参与,人们就不再是消费者和服务使用者,而是为集体利益贡献信息,同时降低企业和服务提供商的成本。他们成为维护他们生活和工作的社区的积极伙伴。
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Vizsafe: The Decentralized Crowdsourcing Safety Network
Although there is no single definition, a Smart City is a settlement that uses various technologies to optimize the delivery of services to citizens and increase residents’ quality of life. While a vast array of sensors and IoT devices will be deployed to meet the data requirements of a smart approach to public service delivery, any city’s largest and most sophisticated sensor network takes the form of its citizens. As the ones who use the city’s infrastructure and services 24/7, they are uniquely placed to report any issues. What stops most people from doing so is firstly the lack of a platform with the appropriate channels and secondly, the lack of immediate incentives — most of the time, an issue will be seen as someone else’s job to address.To address these issues, the Vizsafe platform has been designed to mobilize the crowd and give them a reason to submit information that is in everyone’s interests. Through the power of blockchain, these reports are stored on a decentralized ledger, and, utilizing smart contracts, SPOT tokens are used as incentive to people that upload incident reports, whether that is a potential security threat or faulty infrastructure. It’s the slight nudge that makes ‘someone else’s problem’ into ‘my opportunity’. Once cities start rewarding participation meaningfully, people cease to be consumers and service users but rather contribute information for their collective benefit, while reducing costs for businesses and service providers. They become active partners in maintaining the communities in which they live and work.
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