Travel Mashups

Cano, Amparo Elizabeth; Dadzie, Aba-Sah; Ciravegna, Fabio

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-36403-7_11

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“…The resulting (integrated) platforms support users in and across different facets of life, including discovery and exploration and travel and tourism. Linked Data mashup enables the creation and use of travel mashups, defined based on the varied travel information needs of different end users, spanning temporal, social, and spatial dimensions [18]. The RDF-based travel mashups are created for bridging these dimensions, through the definition and use of composite, web-, and mobile-based services.…”

Section: Mashups For Internet Of Thingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retracted: Semantic Information Integration with Linked Data Mashups Approaches

Hoang

Cung

Truong

et al. 2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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The introduction of semantic web and Linked Data helps facilitate sharing of data on the Internet more easily. Subsequently, the resource description framework (RDF) is the standard in publishing structured data resources on the Internet and is used in interconnecting with other data resources. To remedy the data integration issues of the traditional web mashups, the semantic web technology uses the Linked Data based on RDF data model as the unified data model for combining, aggregating, and transforming data from heterogeneous data resources to build Linked Data mashups. There have been tremendous amounts of efforts of semantic web community to enable Linked Data mashups but there is still lack of a systematic survey on concepts, technologies, applications, and challenges. Therefore, in this paper, we investigate in detail semantic mashups research and application approaches in the information integration. This paper also presents a Linked Data mashup application as an illustration of the proposed approaches.

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Section: Mashups For Internet Of Thingsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Retracted: Semantic Information Integration with Linked Data Mashups Approaches

Hoang

Cung

Truong

et al. 2014

International Journal of Distributed Sensor Networks

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“…Tweets often include explicit, or automatically derived, geo-location information: another dimension along which to categorize them. The results of such analysis are typically displayed using cartographic or other location-based visualisation, topic distribution (Cano et al, 2013) or evolution (de Domenico et al, 2013). Analysis of the evolution of topic and sentiment in dynamic datasets requires techniques able to handle multiattribute data; examples include flow visualizations such as streamlines or themerivers, that harness the metaphor of a flowing river (e.g., Cui et al, 2011;Dou et al, 2013;Xu et al, 2013).…”

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Public science communication on Twitter: a visual analytic approach

Uren

Dadzie

2015

Aslib Journal of Info Mgmt

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The purpose of this paper is to assess high-dimensional visualisation, combined with pattern matching, as an approach to observing dynamic changes in the ways people tweet about science topics. Design/methodology/approach The high-dimensional visualisation approach was applied to three scientific topics to test its effectiveness for longitudinal analysis of message framing on Twitter over two disjoint periods in time. The paper uses coding frames to drive categorisation and visual analytics of tweets discussing the science topics. Findings The findings point to the potential of this mixed methods approach, as it allows sufficiently high sensitivity to recognise and support the analysis of non-trending as well as trending topics on Twitter. Research limitations/implications Three topics are studied and these illustrate a range of frames, but results may not be representative of all scientific topics. Social implications Funding bodies increasingly encourage scientists to participate in public engagement. As social media provides an avenue actively utilised for public communication, understanding the nature of the dialogue on this medium is important for the scientific community and the public at large. Originality/value This study differs from standard approaches to the analysis of microblog data, which tend to focus on machine driven analysis of large-scale datasets. It provides evidence that this approach enables practical and effective analysis of the content of midsize to large collections of microposts.

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“…A travel mashup is an automated solution for this scenario, where travel relevant data is retrieved and aggregated from services considering users' travel information needs, which may be weighted further by their personal preferences, as well as user's context then presented as directly usable information. 4 However, mashup tools require a programming background, so they are not suitable for end-users. 5 The inherent complexity of service composition must be adequately abstracted to give end-users easy-to-use development environments that hide all the underlying technical details.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The user still needs to guess how much time is needed to visit each single attraction, and to devise a smart strategy to schedule them in order to build a personalized itinerary. A travel mashup is an automated solution for this scenario, where travel relevant data is retrieved and aggregated from services considering users' travel information needs, which may be weighted further by their personal preferences, as well as user's context then presented as directly usable information 4 . However, mashup tools require a programming background, so they are not suitable for end‐users 5 .…”

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Configuration approach for personalized travel mashup

Boulakbech

Messai

Sam

et al. 2022

Concurrency and Computation

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Nowadays, we live in an interconnected ecosystem of heterogeneous services which are available anytime and anywhere. Although these services can be used individually, their combined usage provides end-users with real added value. Nevertheless, existing mashup solutions are not fully targeted to end-users. Indeed, these solutions require technical knowledge to deal with the technological heterogeneity in which they are offered. The key limitation of current mashup solutions is their general-purpose nature, which privileges expressive power over intuitiveness. As the reason for mashups was the desire of end-users to build applications responding to their situational needs, we propose a domain-specific mashup approach that "speaks the language of the user." The article presents (1) a domain-specific visual language that allows end-users to easily build mashup-based compositions, (2) a mashup schema which is a gateway between service implementations and end-users, providing a high-level description in order to hide technological issues when including services in composition; and (3) a configuration module that executes the travel mashup query and generates a personalized trip planning. The results of a user study confirm that domain-specific mashup tools lower the entry barrier to mashup development.

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Travel Mashups

Cited by 7 publications

References 23 publications

Retracted: Semantic Information Integration with Linked Data Mashups Approaches

Retracted: Semantic Information Integration with Linked Data Mashups Approaches

Public science communication on Twitter: a visual analytic approach

Configuration approach for personalized travel mashup

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