Smart service efficiency: Evaluation of cultural trip planning service

Kulakov, Kirill A.; Petrina, Oksana B.; Pavlova, Anastasiya A.

doi:10.23919/fruct.2016.7892189

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“…An ontological model is used to collect and interlink information in the form of a semantic network and the information ranking is based on attribute and connection structure in the semantic network. Cultural trip planning service is described in [12]. This service is based on a software platform for creating smart spaces where part of a smart space includes ''agents'' and an information ''hub.''…”

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Agents Based Cyber-Physical Diffused Museums Over Web Interoperability Standards

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The availability of interoperability standards allows using a uniform model for integrating technologies and designing collaborating applications with a shared understanding of the exchanged information. In this perspective, we propose here the design and development of an agent-based platform that uses an interoperability framework to build a diffused museum in a cyber-physical system, where intelligent agents deliver cultural content through innovative interaction models. In particular, agents' awareness, natural language understanding capability, and interaction ability are extended through the monitoring of user's interaction with the IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) standard and the integration with IIIF compliant technologies. The scalability of the proposed solution is evaluated stressing the platform with simulated workloads.

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Agents Based Cyber-Physical Diffused Museums Over Web Interoperability Standards

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“…These differences were attributed to the OSM hosting more contributions from Western editors, whereas Wikimapia was more eager to transmit the Russian official discourse. Other examples include the study by Kulakov, Petrina, and Pavlova (2016), who used Wikimapia for evaluating digital smart services utilized for cultural heritage tourism planning, and the research by Karbovskii et al (2014), who employed Wikimapia for simulating the process of decision making based on 2012 Krymsk flooding.…”

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Geospatial Data Analysis in Russia’s Geoweb

Makhortykh

2020

The Palgrave Handbook of Digital Russia Studies

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The chapter examines the role of geospatial data in Russia’s online ecosystem. Facilitated by the rise of geographic information systems and user-generated content, the distribution of geospatial data has blurred the line between physical spaces and their virtual representations. The chapter discusses different sources of these data available for Digital Russian Studies (e.g., social data and crowdsourced databases) together with the novel techniques for extracting geolocation from various data formats (e.g., textual documents and images). It also scrutinizes different ways of using these data, varying from mapping the spatial distribution of social and political phenomena to investigating the use of geotag data for cultural practices’ digitization to exploring the use of geoweb for narrating individual and collective identities online.

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“…The problem of recommending tourist routes to users is addressed, for example, in [17], where a model framework able to recommend sequences of tourist activities with interesting results has been analyzed and presented. Furthermore, in [18] the authors propose a recommendation system for tourist route planning based on smart attributes. This recommendation engine is; therefore, able to exploit not only pre-set attributes, but also other attributes generated by analyzing the user experience.…”

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An Approach for Recommending Contextualized Services in e-Tourism

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«You take delight not in a city’s seven or seventy wonders, but in the answer it gives to a question of yours». Those are the words used by Italo Calvino in his book “Invisible Cities” to give us a key aspect of a city, and it is from this consideration that this research work starts. In particular, the aim is to study and develop innovative solutions that guarantee value for the territory and for the cultural and landscape assets that insist on it. At the same time, such innovative solutions should be able to make the answers, connected to these resources, “tailored” to the user who requested it. For this reason, an architecture will be described, which allows content generating actors and users to operate by means of a broker-platform. Through this platform, it is possible to search a content within a Knowledge Base and, through the automatic orchestration of services, to activate in a controlled way the access and fruition of the information contained in it.

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Smart service efficiency: Evaluation of cultural trip planning service

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

Agents Based Cyber-Physical Diffused Museums Over Web Interoperability Standards

Agents Based Cyber-Physical Diffused Museums Over Web Interoperability Standards

Geospatial Data Analysis in Russia’s Geoweb

An Approach for Recommending Contextualized Services in e-Tourism

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