Relational learning of pattern-match rules for information extraction
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Integrating GPS data within embedded Internet GIS
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Developing a location based tourist guide application
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Toward tighter integration of web search with a geographic information system
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Location-Sensitive tour guide services using the semantic web
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Semantic LBS: ontological approach for enhancing interoperability in location based services
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GAT: Platform for automatic context-aware mobile services for m-tourism
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Location-Based Service(LBS) is a wireless application service that uses geographic information to serve a mobile user. Recent research on the LBS focuses on context sensitive computing and visualization. Location is the core context in context sensitive LBS and the use of the map is the most efficient way to visualize the geographic information. Many existing researches, however, has limited capability to provide dynamic map services and realistic information acquired from the Web. The goals of our research are to fully access geographical information and incorporate it with the LBS services. For the purpose, it is important to extract semantically relevant geographical information from the Web and efficiently present it to mobile users. In this paper, we present an effective LBS approach based on advance Mobile GIS and Web technologies. We design and implement the prototype of the Tour Guide System as a motivating application of LBS.