Geo-info to-go
The mission of the Dutch grant program ‘Space for Geo-information’ (Ruimte voor Geoinformatie, www.rgi.nl) is described as “the enhancement and innovation of the geoinformation infrastructure and the geo-knowledge community in the Netherlands”.One of the projects (RGI-149)currently undertaken within...
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| description | The mission of the Dutch grant program ‘Space for Geo-information’ (Ruimte voor Geoinformatie, www.rgi.nl) is described as “the enhancement and innovation of the geoinformation infrastructure and the geo-knowledge community in the Netherlands”.One of the projects (RGI-149)currently undertaken within this program is called ‘Geo-info-togo’.
The main focus of this project is to ensure that the geo-information needed by field workers in relation to their
physical location is automatically available and displayed
on their hand-held mobile devices (PDAs).Currently, a user must type in the request for the specific information he/she needs. However, this is inefficient and very impractical on location, due to the fact that the typing might be done with one hand, in gloves and in dirty
circumstances. A user doesn’t have the time or capability
to specify and pull the necessary information, and should
thus be automatically provided with a set of relevant,
appropriate, well-defined geo-information according to his/her profile, identity, location and behavior. This means having a special kind of location-aware,adaptive,
context driven supply of geo-information.
The mobile device used has to offer adaptive cartography with as little user interaction as possible.This project is undertaken in the context of the application ‘Buiten Beter’(Better Outdoors),of which the purpose is to support the surveillance of environmental offenders in cases such as garbage,dumping,pollution and other misdemeanors. The work process of these inspectors is well understood,and
they should be supported with a suitable set of maps, dedicated to their specific needs.
This paper describes the work process into more detail,the
proposed method of adaptive cartography and the interaction
possibilities that can support these kinds of professionally-used location-based services. |
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| spelling | utem-2372015-05-28T02:17:24Z http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/237/ Geo-info to-go Kamal Baharin, S. S. GA Mathematical geography. Cartography The mission of the Dutch grant program ‘Space for Geo-information’ (Ruimte voor Geoinformatie, www.rgi.nl) is described as “the enhancement and innovation of the geoinformation infrastructure and the geo-knowledge community in the Netherlands”.One of the projects (RGI-149)currently undertaken within this program is called ‘Geo-info-togo’. The main focus of this project is to ensure that the geo-information needed by field workers in relation to their physical location is automatically available and displayed on their hand-held mobile devices (PDAs).Currently, a user must type in the request for the specific information he/she needs. However, this is inefficient and very impractical on location, due to the fact that the typing might be done with one hand, in gloves and in dirty circumstances. A user doesn’t have the time or capability to specify and pull the necessary information, and should thus be automatically provided with a set of relevant, appropriate, well-defined geo-information according to his/her profile, identity, location and behavior. This means having a special kind of location-aware,adaptive, context driven supply of geo-information. The mobile device used has to offer adaptive cartography with as little user interaction as possible.This project is undertaken in the context of the application ‘Buiten Beter’(Better Outdoors),of which the purpose is to support the surveillance of environmental offenders in cases such as garbage,dumping,pollution and other misdemeanors. The work process of these inspectors is well understood,and they should be supported with a suitable set of maps, dedicated to their specific needs. This paper describes the work process into more detail,the proposed method of adaptive cartography and the interaction possibilities that can support these kinds of professionally-used location-based services. 2007-11-08 Conference or Workshop Item NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utem.edu.my/id/eprint/237/1/4th_International_Symposium_on_LBS_and_Telecartography_Geo-info_to-go.pdf Kamal Baharin, S. S. (2007) Geo-info to-go. In: The 4th International Symposium on LBS & TeleCartography, 8 - 10 November 2007, Hong Kong. |
| spellingShingle | GA Mathematical geography. Cartography Kamal Baharin, S. S. Geo-info to-go |
| title | Geo-info to-go |
| title_full | Geo-info to-go |
| title_fullStr | Geo-info to-go |
| title_full_unstemmed | Geo-info to-go |
| title_short | Geo-info to-go |
| title_sort | geo-info to-go |
| topic | GA Mathematical geography. Cartography |
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