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Datasets for pedestrian navigation services

Pedestrians navigating in an unfamiliar environment need information support. In this contribution we present the results of a comparison between a formal model of the information needs and typical available data sets. We will show how far applying available data can satisfy information needs and where the limitations are.

Stephan Winter | Barbara Corona | S. Winter | B. Corona

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