Abstract
Traditional navigation systems such as paper maps or directional signs are impractical in many ways. For
example, they are unable to identify the user's location or continuously navigate the user to their destination.
As a result, many users are lost even though they have a map in their hand. To mitigate this problem, this work
proposes a navigation system which includes 1) a web-based system that is used to maintain (e.g., insert new
places, update place information or delete places) the attractions in the map and 2) an electronic map
application for mobile devices which provides many functionalities. For example, 1) a navigation function which
directs the users to their desired places correctly and rapidly, 2) a nearby place search function which
provides information about nearby places to help users plan their next stops and 3) route recommendation which
provides a route to a series of attractions. The evaluations demonstrate that the proposed system outperforms
baselines in many aspects.
BibTeX
@inproceedings{9077470,
author={Thitiphat Manitchalermchai and Rujapa Chotsawasraksa and Sirion Vittayakorn},
booktitle={2020 8th International Electrical Engineering Congress (iEECON)},
title={Electronic map systems for tourist attractions},
year={2020},
pages={1-4}
}
