Adaptive Mobile Guides
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Auteurs : Antonio Krüger [Allemagne] ; Jörg Baus [Allemagne] ; Dominik Heckmann [Allemagne] ; Michael Kruppa [Allemagne] ; Rainer Wasinger [Allemagne]Source :
- Lecture Notes in Computer Science [ 0302-9743 ] ; 2007.
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- Access information, Adaptive, Adaptivity, Additional information, Agentsalon project, Agentsalon system, Application domains, Appropriate content, Audio, Audio clip, Audio clips, Audio content, Automatic content adaptation, Autonomous agents, Basic idea, Basic user model dimensions, Bayesian networks, Berlin heidelberg, Broad range, Central server, Cognitive technologies series, Coherent experience, Commercial systems, Comparison charts, Computer science, Context information, Conversational interface, Conversational interfaces, Current context, Current location, Current position, Current research, Destination device, Different applications, Different characters, Different services, Different strategies, Digital cameras, Electronic compass, Emotional states, Exhibition site, Focal product, General scenario, General user model ontology, Guide applications, Guide system, Guidebook, Gumo, Gumo gumo, Gure, Handheld computer, Handheld devices, Heidelberg, Hippie, Hippie project, Hippie system, Human factors, Individual users, Information kiosk, Infrared beacons, Instrumented, Instrumented environments, Instrumented shopping trolley, Intelligent user interfaces, Interactive installation, Interface, International conference, International symposium, Kiosk, Kobsa, Lecture notes, Limited resources, Main services, Mobile applications, Mobile device, Mobile devices, Mobile guide, Mobile guide applications, Mobile guides, Mobile interaction, Mobile phone, Mobile phones, Mobile screen, Mobile shopassist, Mobile systems, Mobile tourist guide, Modality, Modeling, More details, More systems, Multimodal, Multimodal interaction, Multimodal shopping assistant, Museum domain, Museum guide, Museum guides, Museum visit, Navigation, Navigation system, Navigation systems, Nejdl, Ontology, Orld, Other systems, Overview, Particular situations, Peach, Peach project, Peach system, Pedestrian navigation, Personal agents, Personal device, Personal shopping assistant, Plan recognition, Present information, Presentation modality, Price information, Product information, Prototype, Qualitative time span, Radio signals, Real world, Relevant features, Relevant knowledge, Research projects, Research systems, Resource, Resource adaptive, Resource adaptive guides, Resource adaptivity, Rfid, Saarland university, Sage publications, Same time, Scenario, Section section, Server, Shopper, Shopping, Shopping agents, Shopping assistance, Shopping assistant, Shopping assistants, Shopping buddy, Shopping experience, Shopping guides, Shopping list, Shopping mall, Sigchi conference, Single user, Social experience, Sotto voce project, Source device, Spatial elements, Springer, Stationary, Stationary device, Stationary devices, Stationary systems, Tour diary, Tour guides, Ubiquitous, Usability engineering, User, User dimensions, User goals, User input, User interactions, User interface, User model, User model dimension, User model dimensions, User model server, User model service, User modeling, User modelling, User preferences, User taps, Userml, Video clips, Virtual, Virtual character, Virtual characters, Wireless, Wireless access points.
Abstract
Abstract: In this chapter we discuss various aspects of adaptive mobile guide applications. After having motivated the need for web based mobile applications, we will discuss technologies that are needed to enable adaptive mobile web applications, including not only positioning technologies but also sensor technologies needed to determine additional information on the context and situation of usage. We will also address issues of modeling context and situations before giving an overview on existing systems coming from three important classes of mobile guides: museum guides, navigation systems and shopping assistants. The chapter closes with an extensive discussion of relevant attributes of web based mobile guides.
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-72079-9_17
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