A web service based advanced traveller information system for itinerary planning in an uncertain multimodal network

Ghavami, Seyed Morsal

doi:10.1080/10106049.2019.1583773

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“…Yoshiura et al [27] developed and implemented an acceptable, useful, and transparent web-based information system for a regional mental healthcare service network in a medium-income country with a decentralized public health system. Ghavami [28] provided an advanced traveler information system on the basis of open geospatial consortium standards to perform fuzzy bi-criteria shortest-path analysis for a multimodal transportation network. This study was also based on the support of web service technology to construct the cloud web service information agent system WIAS, which is designed and constructed to provide the corresponding web services for the operation of related subsystems.…”

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A Cloud Information Monitoring and Recommendation Multi-Agent System with Friendly Interfaces for Tourism

Chen

Yang

2019

Applied Sciences

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The tourism statistics of Taiwan's government state that the tourism industry is one of the fastest growing economic sources in the world. Therefore, the demand for a tourism information system with a friendly interface is growing. This research implemented the construction of a cloud information service platform based on numerous practical developments in the Dr. What-Info system (i.e., a master multi-agent system on what the information is), which developed universal application interface (UAI) technology based on the Taiwan government's open data with the aim of connecting different application programming interfaces (APIs) according to different data formats and intelligence through local GPS location retrieval, in support of three-stage intelligent decision-making and a three-tier address-based UAI technology comparison. This paper further developed a novel citizen-centric multi-agent information monitoring and recommendation system for the tourism sector. The proposed system was experimentally demonstrated as a successful integration of technology, and stands as an innovative piece of work in the literature. Although there is room for improvement in experience and maybe more travel-related agents, the feasibility of the proposed service architecture has been proven.

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confidence: 99%