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Crowdsourced sensor data helping to improve cyclist safety

Crowdsourced sensor data helping to improve cyclist safety

Date of Publication	28 November 2018
Document	crowdsourced-sensor-data-improve-cyclist-safety.pdf
Publication Type	Presentation, slides, speech
Author information	Philipe McAleese See.Sense

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