Reaching maximum occupancy: What the numbers tell us about space and ways to improve services

Torres, Ana; Paul, Gavin

doi:10.1080/15367967.2019.1614931

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“…This overview of the library seat occupancy and reservation systems further analyses the applications and functionalities of the existing IoT-based seat occupation and reservation systems and identifies the possible methods, tools and techniques for implementing an IoT-based smart library system. Most studies found that the use of numerous new technological inventions devised nowadays, are more advantageous because they can really simplify our lives [30][31][32]. One of these numerous new technological inventions and foremost drivers of the future smart spaces, is the Internet of Things (IoT) [1][2][3].…”

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A Systematic Review on IoT-Based Smart Technologies for Seat Occupancy and Reservation Needs in Smart Libraries at Institution of Higher Learning

Reneilwe Maepa,

Nthabiseng Moeti

2024

Internet of Things - New Insights

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The introduction of industry 4.0 technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and other cutting-edge technological developments, has completely transformed traditional library practises in higher education. Despite the topic’s unquestionable importance, the main objective of this chapter is to address the effects of IoT technology and it is inconsistent and dispersed. However, there are various challenges, such as accurate reservation methods, real-time seat occupancy tracking, and reservation time estimation. To discover, compare, and characterize current investigations in the Smart Library Seat Occupancy and Reservation system (SLSORS), this proposed book chapter examined articles published between 2016 and 2022. In the SLSORS, we will also give a thorough taxonomy and perform a technical analysis of the articles. This provides the much-needed clarity regarding the problems associated with SLSORS and their available literature-based solutions. The fundamental taxonomy is framed by the reservation security, seat reservation, seat selection, and seat availability criteria. Thus, the benefits and drawbacks of the selected approaches are also offered, along with a full comparison of evaluation methodology, evaluation tools, and evaluation metrics. Furthermore, this chapter incorporates all processes and method for SLSORS and drew attention to the ongoing challenges that this chapter is seeking to address.

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Section: Overview Of the Library Seat Occupancy And Reservation Systemsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review on IoT-Based Smart Technologies for Seat Occupancy and Reservation Needs in Smart Libraries at Institution of Higher Learning

Reneilwe Maepa,

Nthabiseng Moeti

2024

Internet of Things - New Insights

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Exploring patron behavior in an academic library: A wi-fi-connection data analysis

2023

Educ Inf Technol

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Using expected usage in space assessment projects

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2019

Journal of Access Services

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Reaching maximum occupancy: What the numbers tell us about space and ways to improve services

Cited by 6 publications

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A Systematic Review on IoT-Based Smart Technologies for Seat Occupancy and Reservation Needs in Smart Libraries at Institution of Higher Learning

A Systematic Review on IoT-Based Smart Technologies for Seat Occupancy and Reservation Needs in Smart Libraries at Institution of Higher Learning

Exploring patron behavior in an academic library: A wi-fi-connection data analysis

Using expected usage in space assessment projects

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