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Mapping and Taking Stock of the Personal Informatics Literature

Talkat UbiComp 2021 · 2021-09-21..09-26

speakers

name:Daniel A. Epstein

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name:Clara Caldeira

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name:Mayara Costa Figueiredo

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name:Xi Lu

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name:Lucas M. Silva

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name:Lucretia Williams

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name:Jong Ho Lee

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name:Qingyang Li

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name:Simran Ahuja

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name:Qiuer Chen

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name:Payam Dowlatyari

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name:Craig Hilby

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name:Sazeda Sultana

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name:Elizabeth V. Eikey

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name:Yunan Chen

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resources

video:https://youtu.be/8KKoqXSqEoY

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summary

The paper maps and labels 523 papers from ACM, IEEE, and PubMed and finds 83% health and wellness focus with nearly half of those on physical activity; contributions increasingly favor studies over new artifacts, and few papers propose technical or human-centered fixes for privacy or surveillance. The review highlights gaps: stages beyond collection and reflection, engaging domain experts, addressing bias against marginalized groups, and infrastructure for cohort-level analysis, and it ships an online mapping tool to browse the tagged literature.

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