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Front Matter

Section I: Outdoor and Indoor Navigation

• Anita Graser

  Recent Advances and Challenges in the Development of Landmark-based Pedestrian Navigation Systems using OSM

• Eva Nuhn and Sabine Timpf

  A multidimensional model for personalized landmarks

• Mahsa Sadat Naseri and Farid Karimipour

  Cognitive subdivisions in outdoor navigation

• Sebastian Feld, Martin Werner and Claudia Linnhoff-Popien

  Criteria for Selecting Small Sets of Alternative Routes in Constrained Free Space Scenarios

• Andrea Kýnová

  Indoor spatial data model for wayfinding: a case study of the Masaryk University

• Anahid Basiri and Pouria Amirianx

  The Usability Analysis for the Use of Augment-ed Reality and Visual Instructions in Navigation Services

Section II: Positioning

• Reinhard Müllner, Thomas Burgess and Heinrich Schmitzberger

  FLIP – FLexible Indoor Position Estimator

• Guenther Retscher and Julian Joksch

  Comparison of Different Vector Distance Measure Calculation Variants for Indoor Location Fingerprinting

• Mohsen Ahmadkhani and Mohammad Reza Malek

  An Improved Indoor Positioning System Based on WLAN

• Hannes Hofer and Guenther Retscher

  Combined Out- and Indoor Navigation with Smart Phones Using Intelligent Check Points

• Xingyu Zheng, Yi Long, Yong Shi and Yue Xu

  A Hidden Markov model for indoor tracking Based on Bluetooth fingerprinting and Grid filtering

• Aleksander Ozga and Günther Retscher

  Static Positioning with the Aid of GPS and Cellular Network for Android OS Smartphones

Section III: Mobility Analysis

• Pia Bereuter and Robert Weibel

  Ambulatory Assessment to Study Mobility and Activity Patterns in Healthy Aging Research

• Kimia Amouzandeh, Farid Karimipour, Seyed Hossein Chavoshi and Havard Tveite

  Exploring Spatio-Temporal Patterns in Sport Movement Observations

• Pilleriine Kamenjuk and Anto Aasa

  Passive Mobile Positioning as a Way to Map the Connections Between Change of Residence and Daily Mobility

• Stefan Van Der Spek, Edward Verbree, Wilko Quak, Ijsbrand D.G. Groeneveld, Raphael Sulzer, Evangelos Theocharous, Magdalini-Styliani Tryfona, Oscar T. Willems and Yueqian Xu

  Track-id: Activity Determination based on Wi-Fi Monitoring

• Stefan Van Der Spek, Edward Verbree, Martijn Meijers, Fanny Bot, Hiske Braaksma, Rob Braggaar, Birgit Ligtvoet and Bart Staats

  In_sight: Using existing WiFi networks to provide information on occupancy and exploitation of educational facilities using at Delft University of Technology

• Stefan van der Spek, Edward Verbree, Matthijs Bon, Xander den Duijn, Balazs Dukai, Simon Griffioen, Yuxuan Kang and Martijn Vermeer

  A2B: Identifying movement patterns from large-scale Wi-Fi based location data

• Norbert Brändle, Peter Widhalm, Markus Ray and Magnus Ahlander

  Smart Survey – A Turnkey Solution for Automatically Identifying Travel Modes and Trip Purposes of People with Smartphones

• Yaofei Chang, Chun Liu and De Wang

  Exploring Human Mobility Characteristics Based on Floating Car Data and Mobile Phone Records

• Linfang Ding, Mathias Jahnke, Shirui Wang and Katre Karja

  Understanding Spatiotemporal Mobility Patterns related to Transport Hubs from Floating Car Data

• Andreas Keler and Jukka M. Krisp

  Is there a relationship between complicated crossings and frequently visited locations? – A case study with boro taxis and OSM in NYC

• David Jonietz

  Learning Pedestrian Profiles from Movement Trajectories

Section IV: VGI, Social Media, and Spatial-Temporal Analysis

• Nicholas Bennett, David Millard and David Martin

  Narrative Extraction through the Detection and Characterisation of National and Local Events

• Youngmin Lee, Mikyeong Moon, Inyoung Chae, Kiyun Yu and Jiyoung Kim

  Method for Construction of Spatial Sentiment Lexicon using Place Reviews: Case Study on Theme Parks

• Inyoung Chae, Jiyoung Kim, Youngmin Lee and Kiyun Yu

  Analysis of Preference of Tourist Destination using Twitter: Case Study on Theme Park in Seoul, South Korea

• Omid Reza Abbasi and Ali Asghar Alesheikh

  Ranking the City: The Role of Location-Based Social Networks in Collective Human Mobility Prediction

• Hossein Vahidi, Brian Klinkenberg and Wanglin Yan

  An Interactive System for Intrinsic Validation of Citizen Science Data for Species Distribution Mapping and Modelling Applications

• Mayra Zurbaran, Daniele Oxoli, Candan Eylül Kilsedar, Pedro Mario Wightman and Maria Brovelli

  Joining Spatial Visualization Tools with Social Media Data Using Free and Open Source Tools

• Ying Long

  Evaluating cities’ vitality and identifying ghost cities in China with emerging geographical data

Section V: LBS Applications

• Christoph Schlieder and Peter Wullinger

  Reducing Location Overhead in Educational Geogames

• Yuanyuan Wang, Maho Nishizawa, Yukiko Kawai and Kazutoshi Sumiya

  Location-based Image Viewing System Synchronized with Video Clips

• Nasser Tahani, Ali Asghar Alesheikh and Mahdi Farnaghi

  Development of a Virtual Reality Application based on Libgdx Game Engine in Mobile Environment

• Christian Hessing and Manfred Buchroithner

  Development and Implementation of an iBeacon-Based Time Keeping System for Mountain Trails

• Peter Žličar, Klemen Kozmus Trajkovski and Dusan Petrovic

  Android application to guide users through Slovenian hiking trails

• Martina Joisten, Oliver Ullrich and Katharina Hoven

  GeoReal: Location-based Services for Real Estate Agents in Florida

• Jong Hyeon Yang, Jung Ok Kim and Kiyun Yu

  A Proposal for Construction of a Floor Noise Map Using Web Scraping

• Abouzar Ramezani and Mohammad Reza Malek

  A Spatial Model against Air based Terrorist Attacks

• Mahmoud Reza Delavar, Sanaz Azimi, S.Ali Hosseinpour and Amin Gholami

  A Multi-Agent Rescue Operation in a LBS Environment

• Abouzar Ramezani and Mohammad Reza Malek

  Improving the Performance of Airport Service Cars Using Mobile GIS