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Pictures contributed later in the stream may be semantically or visually relevant to previous ones, which can result in data redundancy. In MCP, a picture stream is generated when delivering intermittently to the backend server by participants. Mobile crowd photography (MCP) is a widely used technique in crowd sensing.
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