Implementation Issues of a Knowledge-based Geographical Information System

Authors:
Katerina Kabassi;Eleni Charou;Aristotelis Martinis
Affiliations:
Department of Ecology and the Env., TEI of the Ionian Islands, 2 Kalvou Sq, 29100, Zakynthos, Greece, E-mail: kkabassi@teiion.gr/ amartinis@teiion.gr;Dept. of Ecology and the Env., TEI of the Ionian Islands, Zakynthos, Greece, (kkabassi@teiion.gr, amartinis@teiion.gr) and Inst. of Info. and Telecomms. NCSR DEMOKRITOS, P.Grigoriou, 153 10 Ag. Pa ...;Department of Ecology and the Environment, TEI of the Ionian Islands, 2 Kalvou Sq, 29100, Zakynthos, Greece, E-mail: kkabassi@teiion.gr/ amartinis@teiion.gr
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2008 conference on Knowledge-Based Software Engineering: Proceedings of the Eighth Joint Conference on Knowledge-Based Software Engineering
Year:
2008

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Abstract

The research presented in this paper introduces a user context approach for the implementation of an adaptive Geographical Information System (GIS). The main focus of the paper is on presenting some implementation issues about the data used and their evaluation with respect to their suitability for the user interacting with the system. For the evaluation of the geographical information, the system uses a simple decision making model and selects the one that seems more appropriate for a user. In this way, the GIS has the ability of adapting its interaction to each user and make interaction more user friendly.