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13 International Conference on Location-Based Services Zurich Open Repository and Archive University of Zurich Main Library Strickhofstrasse 39 CH-8057 Zurich www.zora.uzh.ch Year: 2016 Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Location-Based Services Edited by: Gartner, Georg ; Huang, Haosheng Abstract: This document contains the online proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Location-Based Services (LBS 2016), held on November 14– 16, 2016 in Vienna, Austria. Posted at the Zurich Open Repository and Archive, University of Zurich ZORA URL: https://doi.org/10.5167/uzh-127276 Edited Scientific Work Published Version Originally published at: Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Location-Based Services. Edited by: Gartner, Georg; Huang, Haosheng (2016). Vienna: Research Group Cartography, Vienna University of Technology. Proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Location-Based Services Georg Gartner and Haosheng Huang (Editors) Vienna, Austria November 14–16, 2016 Editors Georg Gartner, [email protected] Research Group Cartography Vienna University of Technology Haosheng Huang, [email protected] Department of Geography University of Zurich This document contains the online proceedings of the 13th International Conference on Location-Based Services (LBS 2016), held on November 14– 16, 2016 in Vienna, Austria. The conference was organized by the ICA Commission on Location-Based Services, and the Research Group Cartography at the Vienna University of Technology, with the endorsement of the following organizations: International Cartographic Association (ICA), Association of Geographic Information Laboratories for Europe (AGILE), International Association of Geodesy (IAG), International Federation of Surveyors (FIG), and Deutsche Gesellschaft für Kartographie (DGfK). Additional papers from this conference were published in: – Progress in Location-Based Services 2016, Lecture Notes in Geoinformation and Cartography, Georg Gartner and Haosheng Huang (eds.) (2017), Springer-Verlag, Berlin/Heidelberg. Type setting of the chapters by the authors, processed by Haosheng Huang. Think before you print! ISBN 978-1-907075-02-5 © 2016 Research Group Cartography, Vienna University of Technology. The copyright of each paper within the proceedings is with its authors. All rights reserved. ii Table of Contents Section I: Outdoor and Indoor Navigation Anita Graser Recent Advances and Challenges in the Development of Landmark-based Pedestrian Navigation Systems using OSM ..... 1 Eva Nuhn and Sabine Timpf A multidimensional model for personalized landmarks .............. 4 Mahsa Sadat Naseri and Farid Karimipour Cognitive subdivisions in outdoor navigation .................................. 7 Sebastian Feld, Martin Werner and Claudia Linnhoff-Popien Criteria for Selecting Small Sets of Alternative Routes in Constrained Free Space Scenarios .................................................... 12 Andrea Kýnová Indoor spatial data model for wayfinding: a case study of the Masaryk University ................................................................................ 30 Anahid Basiri and Pouria Amirianx The Usability Analysis for the Use of Augment-ed Reality and Visual Instructions in Navigation Services ..................................... 34 Section II: Positioning Reinhard Müllner, Thomas Burgess and Heinrich Schmitzberger FLIP – FLexible Indoor Position Estimator .................................... 44 Guenther Retscher and Julian Joksch Comparison of Different Vector Distance Measure Calculation Variants for Indoor Location Fingerprinting ................................. 53 iii Mohsen Ahmadkhani and Mohammad Reza Malek An Improved Indoor Positioning System Based on WLAN ........ 77 Hannes Hofer and Guenther Retscher Combined Out- and Indoor Navigation with Smart Phones Using Intelligent Check Points ........................................................................ 82 Xingyu Zheng, Yi Long, Yong Shi and Yue Xu A Hidden Markov model for indoor tracking Based on Bluetooth fingerprinting and Grid filtering ......................................................... 91 Aleksander Ozga and Günther Retscher Static Positioning with the Aid of GPS and Cellular Network for Android OS Smartphones .................................................................... 94 Section III: Mobility Analysis Pia Bereuter and Robert Weibel Ambulatory Assessment to Study Mobility and Activity Patterns in Healthy Aging Research ................................................................. 124 Kimia Amouzandeh, Farid Karimipour, Seyed Hossein Chavoshi and Havard Tveite Exploring Spatio-Temporal Patterns in Sport Movement Observations .......................................................................................... 129 Pilleriine Kamenjuk and Anto Aasa Passive Mobile Positioning as a Way to Map the Connections Between Change of Residence and Daily Mobility ...................... 136 Stefan Van Der Spek, Edward Verbree, Wilko Quak, Ijsbrand D.G. Groeneveld, Raphael Sulzer, Evangelos Theocharous, Magdalini-Styliani Tryfona, Oscar T. Willems and Yueqian Xu Track-id: Activity Determination based on Wi-Fi Monitoring . 145 Stefan Van Der Spek, Edward Verbree, Martijn Meijers, Fanny Bot, Hiske Braaksma, Rob Braggaar, Birgit Ligtvoet and Bart Staats iv In_sight: Using existing WiFi networks to provide information on occupancy and exploitation of educational facilities using at Delft University of Technology. .......................................................... 151 Stefan van der Spek, Edward Verbree, Matthijs Bon, Xander den Duijn, Balazs Dukai, Simon Griffioen, Yuxuan Kang and Martijn Vermeer A2B: Identifying movement patterns from large-scale Wi-Fi based location data ............................................................................... 157 Norbert Brändle, Peter Widhalm, Markus Ray and Magnus Ahlander Smart Survey – A Turnkey Solution for Automatically Identifying Travel Modes and Trip Purposes of People with Smartphones 163 Yaofei Chang, Chun Liu and De Wang Exploring Human Mobility Characteristics Based on Floating Car Data and Mobile Phone Records ...................................................... 167 Linfang Ding, Mathias Jahnke, Shirui Wang and Katre Karja Understanding Spatiotemporal Mobility Patterns related to Transport Hubs from Floating Car Data ......................................... 175 Andreas Keler and Jukka M. Krisp Is there a relationship between complicated crossings and frequently visited locations? – A case study with boro taxis and OSM in NYC ............................................................................................. 186 David Jonietz Learning Pedestrian Profiles from Movement Trajectories ...... 191 Section IV: VGI, Social Media, and Spatial-Temporal Analysis Nicholas Bennett, David Millard and David Martin Narrative Extraction through the Detection and Characterisation of National and Local Events .............................................................. 196 v Youngmin Lee, Mikyeong Moon, Inyoung Chae, Kiyun Yu and Jiyoung Kim Method for Construction of Spatial Sentiment Lexicon using Place Reviews: Case Study on Theme Parks .................................. 200 Inyoung Chae, Jiyoung Kim, Youngmin Lee and Kiyun Yu Analysis of Preference of Tourist Destination using Twitter: Case Study on Theme Park in Seoul, South Korea ................................. 205 Omid Reza Abbasi and Ali Asghar Alesheikh Ranking the City: The Role of Location-Based Social Networks in Collective Human Mobility Prediction ........................................... 209 Hossein Vahidi, Brian Klinkenberg and Wanglin Yan An Interactive System for Intrinsic Validation of Citizen Science Data for Species Distribution Mapping and Modelling Applications ........................................................................................... 214 Mayra Zurbaran, Daniele Oxoli, Candan Eylül Kilsedar, Pedro Mario Wightman and Maria Brovelli Joining Spatial Visualization Tools with Social Media Data Using Free and Open Source Tools ............................................................... 221 Ying Long Evaluating cities' vitality and identifying ghost cities in China with emerging geographical data ..................................................... 225 Section V: LBS Applications Christoph Schlieder and Peter Wullinger Reducing Location Overhead in Educational Geogames ........... 228 Yuanyuan Wang, Maho Nishizawa, Yukiko Kawai and Kazutoshi Sumiya Location-based Image Viewing System Synchronized with Video Clips .......................................................................................................... 233 vi Nasser Tahani, Ali Asghar Alesheikh and Mahdi Farnaghi Development of a Virtual Reality Application based on Libgdx Game Engine in Mobile Environment ............................................ 239 Christian Hessing and Manfred Buchroithner Development and Implementation of an iBeacon-Based Time Keeping System for Mountain Trails .............................................. 246 Peter Žličar, Klemen Kozmus Trajkovski and Dusan Petrovic Android application to guide users through Slovenian hiking trails ......................................................................................................... 254 Martina Joisten, Oliver Ullrich and Katharina Hoven GeoReal: Location-based Services for Real Estate Agents in Florida ..................................................................................................... 257 Jong Hyeon Yang, Jung Ok Kim and Kiyun Yu A Proposal
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