Over the past few years, several technological advances have been made to enable locating
people in indoor settings, where way finding is something we do on a daily basis. In a similar …

Location-based mobile services have been in use, and studied, for a long time. With the
proliferation of wireless networking technologies, users are mostly interested in advanced …

People in unfamiliar environments often need navigation guidance to reach a destination.
Research has found that compared to outdoors, people tend to lose orientation much more …

This paper studies the use of indoor infrastructures for navigation in several currently
available route planners. In the context of an increasing dependence on positioning and …

This paper presents a new perspective for the design of indoor navigation support. In
contrast to technology oriented approaches coming from Context Awareness research, we …

Contemporary public buildings are becoming conglomerates of open, semi‐open and
closed spaces, with indoor, outdoor and underground sections. For humans and robots to …

Location-based services have evolved significantly during the last few years and are
reaching a maturity phase, relying primarily on the experience gained and the utilization of …

Ambience provides large amounts of heterogeneous data that can be used for diverse
purposes, including indoor navigation in semi-structured environments. Indoor navigation is …

Landmarks play key roles in human wayfinding and mobile navigation systems. Existing
computational landmark selection models mainly focus on outdoor environments, and aim to …

Recent development in indoor navigation systems and related studies imply that these
applications will become common in the future. A variety of solutions utilizing different …