Re: Geospatial-semantic Exploration on the Move [via Geospatial Semantic Web Community Group]

On 1 June 2015 at 16:50, W3C Community Development Team <
team-community-process@w3.org> wrote:

> A typical tourist scenario is hard to picture without a map. Yet, such a
> scenario implies you are not familiar with your surroundings and,
> therefore,
> often not sure how to find the things that are of interest to you. Typical
> geospatial browsers will provide you with common exploration tools that
> will
> most often include a slippy map combined with keyword search, categorized
> points
> of interest (POIs) and a fixed set of filters. But, all of these imply
> either
> that you know what it is you’re looking for, or that the preset collection
> of
> POIs and criteria will be enough to satisfy your needs. In real life,
> however,
> those needs will often be affected by the given context, which is, in turn,
> dependent on multiple, dynamic factors, such as the place you’re visiting,
> your mood, interests, background etc. Imagine using your favorite
> geospatial
> browser to answer the following question:
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> “Where are the nearest buildings designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, typical of
> the Prairie School movement?”
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> GEM (Geospatial-semantic Exploration on the Move) is the very first
> geospatial
> exploration tool that offers a rich mobile experience and overcomes the
> abovementioned limitations of conventional solutions by exploiting all
> strengths
> of the Linked Open Data paradigm, such as built-in semantics in open,
> crowd-sourced knowledge found in publicly available sources, such as
> DBpedia,
> loaded and filtered on-demand, according to user’s needs, in order to
> prevent
> maps from overpopulating.
>
> GitHub: https://github.com/GeoKnow/GEM
>

Really nice:

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KoAdrNiDljU

Can I find this app by searching the android play store?


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