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Alexis Richard C. Claridades, Misun Kim and Jiyeong Lee
The unavailability and fragmentation of spatial data are challenges in creating realistic representations of objects and environments in the real world, especially indoors. Among the numerous methods for representing indoor space, the existing research h...
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Zhuang Xia, Hang Guan, Zixuan Qi and Peng Xu
Since the onset of the pandemic, the cruise industry has faced substantial challenges, experiencing an 81% year-on-year decline in 2020. Notably, China?s cruise industry has remained shuttered for nearly two years. The conventional epidemiological invest...
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Iori Sasaki, Masatoshi Arikawa, Min Lu and Ryo Sato
This paper proposes a model-less feedback system driven by tourist tracking data that are automatically collected through mobile applications to visualize the gap between geomedia recommendations and the actual routes selected by tourists. High-frequency...
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Huapeng Tang, Danyang Qin, Jiaqiang Yang, Haoze Bie, Mengying Yan, Gengxin Zhang and Lin Ma
Frame buildings as important nodes of urban space. The include high-speed railway stations, airports, residences, and office buildings, which carry various activities and functions. Due to illumination irrationality and mutual occlusion between complex o...
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Michael Tesfaye Bekele and Cemil Atakara
Residential buildings have a list of functions, and one of the top priories is the thermal comfort of its occupants. Thermal comfort can be one of the measurements of successful building performance, and it can be addressed in various ways to provide a g...
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