MobiLib: Community-wide Library of Mobility and Wireless
Data
New: MobiLib2.0
is in the works, including the
Flutes vs Cellos
study.
- - (Dec 2018): Collectively, over 40TB of data have been processed and used in our research
(among the largest mobility/mobile-networking datasets at a university-based research group).
We are in the process
of sanitizing and preparing chunks of this data to share with the community and collaborators, along with the tools
and algorithms to utilize them. You will find initial releases of data and code in the links below. Feel free to contact
us at any of our emails if you are interested in other datasets or have feedback!
- - (April 16, 2018): A new website with mobile data for the
Flutes vs Cellos
paper (IEEE INFOCOM 2018) is
coming on line. Please stay tuned for updates!
- A link to a closely related NSF-funded project, MobiBench,
is available here.
- - (Oct 31, 2018): A new website for the 'En-Route'
paper (IEEE INFOCOM wkshp 2017) on scalable vehicular simulations with scenarios, code and
sample data is now available at this link.
- - (Oct 31, 2018): The tools for reproducing the results in our two ACM MSWiM 2018 papers are now available
(also as 'docker' images) at: (published version of the papers available through the ACM digital library)
- For the 'Encounter-Traffic' (tech report) paper the data/tools are on Github at:
- For the 'Indoor
Density' paper the
data/tools are:
- - (Nov 5, 2018) The extended version, code and tools for our ACM SIGSPATIAL 2018
"Playing with Matches" paper are now available at:
- Note: If you use any of these tools, code or data, please make sure to cite our correspnding papers. Thanks!
- Note2: Please abide by all the licenses under which this data and code are released.
- Older MobiLib webpage with earlier work and links.