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collecting and displaying geographical data in the field, are still inadequate as mobile analysis tools and additional investigations are thus needed to provide users with
more powerful and flexible tools.
In the near future, a growing demand for mobile solutions to support user’s activities in the field is likely. As new needs and new issues emerge, research on geographical data visualization on mobile devices will remain crucial to produce applications
that can be easily and effectively used while on the move.
Acknowledgments
This work has been partially supported by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) under the PRIN 2005 project “Adaptive, Context-aware,
Multimedia Guides on Mobile Devices.”
References
1. Agrawala M, Stolte C (2001) Rendering Effective Route Maps: Improving Usability
Through Generalization. In: Proc. Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive
Techniques (SIGGRAPH 2001). ACM Press, New York pp. 241–249
2. Ahlberg C, Truv´ e S (1995) Exploring Terra Incognita in the Design Space of Query
Devices. In: Proc. Working Conference on Engineering for Human Computer Interaction
(EHCI 95). Chapman & Hall, Boca Raton pp. 305–321
3. Ahlberg C, Williamson C, Shneiderman B (1992) Dynamic Queries for Information Exploration: an Implementation and Evaluation. In: Proc. Conference on Human Factors in
Computing Systems (CHI 92). ACM Press, New York pp. 619–626
4. Baudisch P, Rosenholtz R (2003) Halo: a Technique for Visualizing Off-screen Locations.
In: Proc. Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2003). ACM Press,
New York pp. 481–488
5. Baus J, Cheverst K, Kray C (2005) A Survey of Map-based Mobile Guides. In: Zipf A,
Meng L, Reichenbacher T (eds) Map-based mobile services – Theories, Methods, and
Implementations. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York pp. 197–216
6. Baus J, Kruger A, Wahlster W (2002) A Resource-adaptive Mobile Navigation System.
In: Proc. Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI 2002). ACM Press, New York
pp. 15–22
7. Burigat S, Chittaro L (2005) Location-aware Visualization of VRML Models in GPSbased Mobile Guides. In: Proc. Conference on 3D Web Technology (WEB3D 2005).
ACM Press, New York pp. 57–64
8. Burigat S, Chittaro L (2005) Visualizing the Results of Interactive Queries for Geographic Data on Mobile Devices. In: Proc. Symposium on Advances in Geographic Information Systems (ACM GIS 2005). ACM Press, New York pp. 277–284
9. Burigat S, Chittaro L (2006) Visualizing Locations of Off-screen Objects on Mobile Devices: a Comparative Evaluation of Three Approaches. In: Proc. Conference on HumanComputer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services (MobileHCI 2006). ACM Press,
New York pp. 239–246
Stefano Burigat and Luca Chittaro
collecting and displaying geographical data in the field, are still inadequate as mobile analysis tools and additional investigations are thus needed to provide users with
more powerful and flexible tools.
In the near future, a growing demand for mobile solutions to support user’s activities in the field is likely. As new needs and new issues emerge, research on geographical data visualization on mobile devices will remain crucial to produce applications
that can be easily and effectively used while on the move.
Acknowledgments
This work has been partially supported by the Italian Ministry of Education, University and Research (MIUR) under the PRIN 2005 project “Adaptive, Context-aware,
Multimedia Guides on Mobile Devices.”
References
1. Agrawala M, Stolte C (2001) Rendering Effective Route Maps: Improving Usability
Through Generalization. In: Proc. Conference on Computer Graphics and Interactive
Techniques (SIGGRAPH 2001). ACM Press, New York pp. 241–249
2. Ahlberg C, Truv´ e S (1995) Exploring Terra Incognita in the Design Space of Query
Devices. In: Proc. Working Conference on Engineering for Human Computer Interaction
(EHCI 95). Chapman & Hall, Boca Raton pp. 305–321
3. Ahlberg C, Williamson C, Shneiderman B (1992) Dynamic Queries for Information Exploration: an Implementation and Evaluation. In: Proc. Conference on Human Factors in
Computing Systems (CHI 92). ACM Press, New York pp. 619–626
4. Baudisch P, Rosenholtz R (2003) Halo: a Technique for Visualizing Off-screen Locations.
In: Proc. Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI 2003). ACM Press,
New York pp. 481–488
5. Baus J, Cheverst K, Kray C (2005) A Survey of Map-based Mobile Guides. In: Zipf A,
Meng L, Reichenbacher T (eds) Map-based mobile services – Theories, Methods, and
Implementations. Springer, Berlin Heidelberg New York pp. 197–216
6. Baus J, Kruger A, Wahlster W (2002) A Resource-adaptive Mobile Navigation System.
In: Proc. Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (IUI 2002). ACM Press, New York
pp. 15–22
7. Burigat S, Chittaro L (2005) Location-aware Visualization of VRML Models in GPSbased Mobile Guides. In: Proc. Conference on 3D Web Technology (WEB3D 2005).
ACM Press, New York pp. 57–64
8. Burigat S, Chittaro L (2005) Visualizing the Results of Interactive Queries for Geographic Data on Mobile Devices. In: Proc. Symposium on Advances in Geographic Information Systems (ACM GIS 2005). ACM Press, New York pp. 277–284
9. Burigat S, Chittaro L (2006) Visualizing Locations of Off-screen Objects on Mobile Devices: a Comparative Evaluation of Three Approaches. In: Proc. Conference on HumanComputer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services (MobileHCI 2006). ACM Press,
New York pp. 239–246