Titlebook: Web and Wireless Geographical Information Systems; 6th International Sy James D. Carswell,Taro Tezuka Conference proceedings 2006 Springer-

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A Modular Neural Network Approach to Improve Map-Matched GPS Positioningcy and reliability of road selection during map-matching (MM) computation. MM positions provided by low-cost GPS receivers have great potential when integrated with hand-held or in-vehicle Geographical Information System (GIS) applications, especially those used for tracking and navigation, on path

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Representational Issues in Interactive Wayfinding Systems: Navigating the Auckland University Campusy Campus of the University of Auckland. The research involved integrating the theory of wayfinding and spatial search behaviour with that of cartography and spatial visualisation, so as to identify appropriate approaches to designing and implementing an interactive system. Prototype navigation syste

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A Hybrid Spatial Model for Representing Indoor Environments nodes. The model is hybrid in the sense that nodes and edges can be labelled with qualitative as well as quantitative information. The graphs support wayfinding and, in addition, provide helpful information for generating human-oriented descriptions of an indoor (and outdoor) path.

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A Mobile Computing Approach for Navigation Purposeshe use of mobile information systems. The limited resources on the mobile computing would restrict some features that are available on the traditional computing technology. In almost all previous works it is assumed that the moving object cruises within a fixed altitude layer, with a fixed target po

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A Mobile Computing Approach for Navigation Purposeshe use of mobile information systems. The limited resources on the mobile computing would restrict some features that are available on the traditional computing technology. In almost all previous works it is assumed that the moving object cruises within a fixed altitude layer, with a fixed target po

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Improving Archaeological Heritage Information Access Through a Personalised GIS Interfacegical findings to their geographical surroundings is a functionality offered by few systems. Given the diversity of webusers, a personalised presentation of the information would be desirable. The TArcHNA GIS architecture offers dynamically tailored spatial and non-spatial information to its users.