A public transportation ontology to support user travel planning

Mnasser, Houda; Khemaja, Maha; Oliveira, Káthia Marçal de; Abed, Mourad

doi:10.1109/rcis.2010.5507372

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“…A survey of existing transportation vocabularies that could be reused for the ontology design has been conducted. Thus, widely community supported vocabularies, like Geonames 7 , Geosparql 8 , Time 9 or WGS84 10 have been used. Also, an adapter, a desktop portable and multiplatform application developed in Java, has been developed for the conversion from GTFS to MTO.…”

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“…Niaraki [8] developed an ontology based personalized route planning system using a multi-criteria decision making. Another related work is made by Houda [9] focused on the information required by the passenger for preparing a journey, choosing the best way to move from one point to another using multimodal transportation. Gunay et al [10] built a semantic based public transportation geoportal based on the INSPIRE (Infrastructure for Spatial Information in the European Community) data theme.…”

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A Novel Software Architecture for Multimodal Transport Semantic Information Provision Adapted to the User Context

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Perallos

López-de-Ipiña

et al. 2014

Ubiquitous Computing and Ambient Intelligence. Personalisation and User Adapted Services

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Abstract. This paper describes a new approach for the management and exchange of information related to multimodal transportation. The publication of transport information as semantic information is established through the development of an ontology for multimodal transport and the design of a distributed architecture which allows the integration of the transport information at data level.The advantages afforded by the proposed system due to the use of linked open data and a distributed architecture will be presented, comparing it with other existing solutions. The adequacy of the information generated in regard to the specific user's context will also be addressed.Finally, a working solution of a semantic trip planner running on the proposed architecture will be presented, as a demonstration and validation of the system.

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Section: Mto Design Methodologymentioning

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A Novel Software Architecture for Multimodal Transport Semantic Information Provision Adapted to the User Context

Moreno

Perallos

López-de-Ipiña

et al. 2014

Ubiquitous Computing and Ambient Intelligence. Personalisation and User Adapted Services

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“…By the use of vocabulary/ontology modelling tools (e.g. Open Travel Alliance (OTA) [www.opentravel.org/]), or Public Transportation Ontology (PTO) [10], it is possible to extend the current ontology to something able to answer to any requirements wrapping different concepts to a standard vocabulary. With this model, generic descriptors can be generated towards minimizing the replication of the same concept on multiple vocabularies.…”

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Distributed Multimodal Journey Planner Based on Mashup of Individual Planners’ APIs

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Andrade

Ramos

et al. 2017

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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“…Research on ontology for transportation systems has been reported in [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. This paper adopts the abstract scheduling model proposed by Smith and Becker [13] (see Figure 1).…”

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A semantic web vision for an intelligent community transport service brokering system

Lau

Zamani

Susilo

2016

2016 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Engineering (ICITE)

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Susilo, W. (2016). A semantic web vision for an intelligent community transport service brokering system. IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Transportation Engineering (ICITE) (pp. 172-175). United States: IEEE.A semantic web vision for an intelligent community transport service brokering system Abstract Advances in semantic web research in recent years offer an opportunity for heterogeneous objects to exchange data and information in an interoperable way to make data and services machine-accessible and machineprocessable. This paper describes a semantic web vision for an intelligent community transport service brokering system. The use of ontological approach to develop a semantic web brokering system opens up the data set for agent-based planning in reservation and scheduling. As ontologies are the building blocks of the semantic web and small simple ontologies are often constructed individually by different users, ontology integration approach is proposed to achieve data interoperability in the proposed system. An application scenario is used to demonstrate how the semantic web based system will be used. Future research of this project is to construct the community transport service ontology to conduct proof of concept for the intelligent brokering system. Abstract-Advances in semantic web research in recent years offer an opportunity for heterogeneous objects to exchange data and information in an interoperable way to make data and services machine-accessible and machineprocessable. This paper describes a semantic web vision for an intelligent community transport service brokering system. The use of ontological approach to develop a semantic web brokering system opens up the data set for agent-based planning in reservation and scheduling. As ontologies are the building blocks of the semantic web and small simple ontologies are often constructed individually by different users, ontology integration approach is proposed to achieve data interoperability in the proposed system. An application scenario is used to demonstrate how the semantic web based system will be used. Future research of this project is to construct the community transport service ontology to conduct proof of concept for the intelligent brokering system.

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A public transportation ontology to support user travel planning

Cited by 48 publications

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A Novel Software Architecture for Multimodal Transport Semantic Information Provision Adapted to the User Context

A Novel Software Architecture for Multimodal Transport Semantic Information Provision Adapted to the User Context

Distributed Multimodal Journey Planner Based on Mashup of Individual Planners’ APIs

A semantic web vision for an intelligent community transport service brokering system

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