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Titel: Matching Schemas for Geographical Information Systems Using Semantic Information
Datum: 29. Oktober 2006
Erschienen in: Proc. of Workshop on Semantic-Based Geographical Information Systems (SeBGIS), OTM Confederated International Workshops, Montpellier, France, LNCS 4278, Springer-Verlag, pp. 1566-1575, 2006
Autor(en): Christoph Quix, Lemonia Ragia, Linlin Cai, Tian Gan
Format: Adobe PDF
Kurzfassung: Integration and interoperability is a basic requirement for geographic information systems (GIS). The web provides access to geographic data in several ways: on the one hand, web-based interactive GIS applications provide maps and routing information to end users; on the other hand, the data of some GIS can be accessed in a programmatic way using a web service. Thereby, the data is made available for other GIS applications. However, integrating data from various sources is a tedious task which requires the mapping of the involved schemas as a first step. Schema matching analyzes and identifies similarities of two schemas, but all approaches can be only semi-automatic as human intervention is required to verify the result of a schema matching algorithm. In this paper, we present an approach that improves the matching result of existing solutions by using semantic information provided by the context of the geographic application. This reduces the effort for manually correcting the results which has been validated in several application examples.

Titel: Social Aspects in Communities of Sportspeople Equipped with Location Aware Mobile Devices
Datum: Juli 2006
Erschienen in: CHI 2006 Workshop on Mobile Social Software, Montreal, S. 22-27, 2006
Autor(en): Wido Wirsam, Wolfgang Prinz, Jochen Hahnen
Format: Adobe PDF
Kurzfassung: In communities of sportspeople social interrelations play a very important role. They are motivation for increasing sportive performances and furthermore build the coherence of like-minded groups. In this position paper we describe how sportspeople performing outdoor activities can be supported with high-tech location aware software on mobile devices. Fine grained location information is used to measure sportive performance and share it throughout the community. Location based services can help to connect people sharing similar interests and initiate new communication cannels based on their common sportive preferences.

Titel: Multimodal Interaction in Context-Adaptive systems
Datum: Juli 2006
Erschienen in: Second Workshop on Context Awareness for Proactive Systems (CAPS 2006), Kassel, Germany
Autor(en): Alexander Schneider, Andreas Lorenz, Andreas Zimmermann, Markus Eisenhauer
Format: Adobe PDF
Kurzfassung:

This paper reports on the architectural development process implemented in the MICA (Multimodal Interaction in Context-Adaptive systems) project. The goal is to make a major step towards natural human interaction with multimodal systems and the provision of pro-active assistance: we aim to do this by combining explicit and implicit interaction on different modalities reflected in a new layer based architecture for multimodal interaction.

The client application was developed with .NET Framework 2.0 which allowed a rich graphical user interface so we could easily support for proactivity (highlight certain areas on the screen depending on the current context of the user) and multi-modality (output of informations using context-dependant channels e.g. audio or text).

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