A Framework for Creating and Using Maps of Privately Owned Spaces

Shafer, Steven A.

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-01721-6_11

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“…Based on the findings that the provision of PSOP is not defined in laws that govern the preparation of MZP, DMZP and NZP, gradual measures were proposed at the end of the study. For example, PSOP should be clearly defined as a special spatial category (Kayden, 2000;Shafer, 2009), which is not the same as PS and PSOP. PSOP should become a mandatory component of the land subdivision plan when preparing MZP, DMZP and NZP, so that all areas in these plans are divided into PS, PSOP and PrS areas.…”

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Private space open to the public as an addition to the urban public space network

Grobelšek¹

2012

Urbani Izziv

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Private space open to the public as an addition to the urban public space network

Grobelšek¹

2012

Urbani Izziv

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BIGML: A Location Model with Individual Waypoint Graphs for Indoor Location-based Services

Kessel

Ruppel

Gschwandtner

2010

PIK - Praxis Der Informationsverarbeitung Und Kommunikation

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Indoor Location-based Services (I-LBS) provide information that is compiled by taking into account the current locations of targets as well as models of surrounding buildings. Beside navigation applications there are lots of other examples on the field of workflow optimization or logistics. A key role among the value chain of I-LBS is a location model provider that delivers topological and geometric information about a building. This includes for example computing the walking distance between two locations, finding certain points of interest or looking up the room name for a target's coordinate, which has been measured by an arbitrary indoor positioning system. Building models have already been studied in the past. However, existing approaches focus either on the visualization of a building or they are intended to support architects in the process of constructing the building. In this paper we identify requirements for future I-LBS and we present a new location model that allows to store both topological and geometric properties of buildings. The model is specified as an application schema for the Geography Markup Language (GML). It enables a location model provider to utilize automatically generated waypoint graphs that can be individually adapted to the requirements of the specific I-LBS. Further more the waypoint graphs can easily be replaced leaving the remaining geometrical and topological properties unchanged. The feasibility of the model for I-LBS as well as different approaches for automated model generation are also demonstrated by a working prototype.

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A Framework for Creating and Using Maps of Privately Owned Spaces

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

Private space open to the public as an addition to the urban public space network

Private space open to the public as an addition to the urban public space network

BIGML: A Location Model with Individual Waypoint Graphs for Indoor Location-based Services

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