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Balancing Privacy and Utility in People-Centered Networked Systems Research

Explore the ethical dilemmas surrounding privacy and utility in networked systems research. Discuss human subjects experiments, data sharing policies, and experimental protocols. Address challenges in eHealth, eGovt, energy security, and more.

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Balancing Privacy and Utility in People-Centered Networked Systems Research

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  1. Laura Poitras / Praxis Films [CC-BY-3.0], via Wikimedia Commons theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/07/ nsa-leaks-enemies-rubbing-hands-glee-mi6 Tristan Henderson People and networked systems research: easy as 1,2,... 2014/02/14

  2. #1: People-centered systems research methodology • Are we the NSA/GCHQ? • or do we want people to like us? • how can we balance privacy (of network users) and utility (of network researchers)? • It's an HDI world (http://hdiresearch.org/) • we are all conducting human subjects experiments nowadays • ethics? • (informed) consent? • It's a scientific world • reproducibility is nice • how can we share network data (EPSRC research data policy) and other data (NHS, Open Data)? • how can we describe and distribute experimental policies and protocols? Tristan Henderson People and networked systems research: easy as 1,2,... 2014/02/14

  3. #2: People-centered systems research (Once we get a handle on how to do things...) • Access for all (IRTF GAIA) • inclusion for all • lots of HDI challenges • New services: “eHealth”, “eGovt” • system support • mobility, IoT, sensors, etc. • lots of HDI challenges • Energy security, usage and costs • energy as a first-class citizen in systems • e,g., energy as a QoS metric • lots of HDI challenges Tristan Henderson People and networked systems research: easy as 1,2,... 2014/02/14

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