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GUSTAV – Mobile disaster documentation and online disaster management
Future GALILEO application for disaster management
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MobilityLab – Sun Center of Excellence
The MobilityLab is a Center of Excellence on Engineering of Location-based Services (LBS). It is a joint initiative between industry and research. The MobilityLab constitutes a laboratory that strives for improving the engineering process of LBS by conducting research and development on technical as well as methodological issues. It combines concrete industrial needs with scientific results. Ultimately, this will lead to cost-effective and user-friendly mobile or location-based services.
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Evaluation of a Web-based and Mobile Ski Touring Application for GPS-enabled Smartphones.
Download Chapter: springer.com In the project “TourGuide”, an integrated web and mobile information system for hiking tours and ski tours was developed and evaluated with a group of test users. The web portal provides detailed information about tours and offers functionality to search, explore and discover tours that suit a user’s individual needs. While the web portal enables users to plan a trip from home, the mobile client application offers a range of dedicated location based services and navigation instructions that support users while on the move. The mobile client application was developed for Java based smartphones and includes a map-viewer component that displays a user’s current location, the selected tour, as well as multimedia information about objects of interest along the route. Besides gaining valuable information about how the usability of the system may be improved, the results of the evaluation show that integrated solutions can lead to a high level of user satisfaction.
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Location-Based Services im mTourismus – Quo Vadis?
Download: http://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-8349-8694-8_2 In den letzten Jahren war die Entwicklung des mTourismus vergleichsweise bescheiden, doch nun zeichnet sich anhand mehrerer Kriterien ein Boom an Location-Based Services (LBS) ab, der auch im Bereich des mTourismus einen Schub bewirken dürfte. Was spricht für diesen Boom und was sind nach wie vor die zentralen Hemmschuhe in diesem Bereich? Welche Hardware- und Software-bezogenen Entwicklungen sowie technisch-organisatorischen Rahmenbedingungen sind zu berücksichtigen? Um dies zu beantworten wird eine Marktanalyse für Smartphones und mTourismus skizziert und die Frage nach ortsbezogenen Inhalten für LBS diskutiert. Dabei zeigt sich die enorme Bedeutung von AppStores sowie Crowdsourcing als Chance für LBS im mTourismus. Insgesamt sind die Bedingungen für erfolgreiche Anwendungen im mTourismus besser als je zuvor, wenngleich die enorme Dynamik des Marktes sicher noch einige Opfer fordern wird und das Match um die Pole Position im mTourismus noch längst nicht entschieden ist.
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MAP3 – Sun Centre of Excellence for Map-based Online Public Participation
Concepts and technologies for improved public participation in public participation processes and decision finding
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TPA – Route Scheduling for Field Staff
The software prototype enables a significant efficiency increase in route scheduling. It is tailored to meet the requirements of field staff, especially for small and medium-sized companies.
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ANET-MobilityLab – Testlab for Mobile Services
Tourism is usually regarded as one of the prime application fields for mobile devices. They allow travellers to access services at any time by using portable devices, such as mobile phones. Previous mobile solutions have shown that – provided that they are based on a feasible business model and a software development process that has been aligned for mobile solutions – they benefit both users and providers equally.
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FLOW – Dynamical Fleet Scheduling
Design and evaluate a service architecture to utilize real-time traffic information for dynamical fleet scheduling.
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sAssist – mobile assistive systems for the elderly
Study to evaluate the potential and acceptance of mobile assistive systems for the elderly
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ways2navigate – navigation for pedestrians
The aim of ways2navigate is to close effectively information deficit of pedestrians with novel navigation technologies. The project studies with the help of iterative user experiments which conditions and which target groups are suitable for digital map, language and Augmented Reality technology in order to support pedestrians in an urban environment.
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SemWay – Semantics for Navigation Systems
SemWay aims at developing a methodology and models for building semantically enriched navigation systems.
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FEMroute – Consideration of gender-specific requirements for mobile services
So far the producers of mobility supporting systems have often used little more than fancy packaging and design to reach out to female customers. The underlying software solutions, however, usually have been remained unchanged. Female-specific factors in spatial perception and navigation were either not considered sufficiently, or not at all. This ignores studies that have shown gender-specific differences concerning orientation and strategies of path-finding.
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Supervisory and advisory board
Supervisory Board The supervisory board consists of five representatives elected by Salzburg Research’s General Assembly as well as of three employee representatives. The supervisory board is a controlling body of the management and responsible for reviewing the annual accounts as well as the general company guidelines. Members of the Supervisory Board (by December 18th, 2023) DI Anton Plimon (Chair) DI Stefan Linsinger Mag. Thomas Jerger, MAS Mag.a Lisa Katharina Promok DI (FH) Michael Titze DI Wolfgang Kremser (Chair of Works Council) DI (FH) Dietmar Glachs (Employee Representative) Daniel Alois Grünfelder (Employee Representative) Advisory Board The Advisory Board advises the Management Board and the Supervisory Board on scientific matters. Members of the Advisory Board: Prof.in Vanessa Borkmann (Fraunhofer IAO und HRS Berlin) Prof. Manfred Hauswirth (Fraunhofer Fokus und TU-Berlin, Berlin) Prof. Volker Markl (DFKI und TU-Berlin) Prof.in Marion Poetz (Copenhagen Business School)
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KIRAMET – AI-based recycling of metal composite waste
Efficient, sensor-based particle sorting with the help of artificial intelligence. An intelligent recycling platform is designed to connect existing data along the value chain.
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CARIPU – Cooperative Acting Robots in Industry and Public
The CARIPU project uses AI, big data analysis, and the integration of the human perspective to improve mobile autonomous robots for successful interactions with users in industry and public spaces.
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USEFLEDS – Unleashing Sector-coupling Flexibility by means of an Energy Data Space
Development of a data service ecosystem for the energy sector.
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Prehab2Rehab – Integrated and digitally supported care on patient pathways from prehabilitation to rehabilitation
Prehab2Rehab investigates how people can be best supported along the entire care pathway – before and after a planned surgery. The goal is to create an integrated, digitally supported, and individually tailored care that sustainably strengthens both patients and the healthcare system.
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TAAM Austria – Toolbox for Agile urban Accessibility Management – Austrian project part
TAAM aims at a full digital lifecycle being supported by an integrated toolbox of existing web-based tools of consortium members which enables smart cities and regions to create, manage and publish their traffic management strategies or regulations for more sustainable mobility as well as analysing their impact.
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KoDRM-AT – Concept study for the implementation of a national mobility data space in Austria
The R&D service KoDRM.AT addresses the tender priority 3.1.1 National Mobility Data Space and develops legal, organizational and technical concepts and implementation steps on how mobility data can be shared in the future within the framework of a national mobility data space, taking into account European standards and national structures.
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cityclimAIt – Study on AI applications to achieve and support climate-neutral cities
Recommendation catalogue and tool for AI technologies that support planning, monitoring and forecasting services of city administrations, transport and spatial planning as well as companies on the way to a climate-neutral city