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RADAR

RADAR

RADAR

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The aim of the project RADAR (Resource Annotation and Delivery for Mobile Augmented Reality Services) is to establish an open ecosystem that allows to make the abundance of location-dependent digital resources available in mobile augmented reality services. This involves adapters for existing services like Layar or Wikitude, but also the development of a new personalized and location-based mobile augmented reality service.

Sponsors

Stiftung Rheinland-Pfalz für Innovation

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Contact Person
Dr. Martin Memmel

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Publications about the project

Kollaboratives Leerstandsmanagement

Stefan Höffken; Martin Memmel; Maximilian Vollmer; Rüdiger Noll

In: gis.Science - Die Zeitschrift für Geoinformatik, Vol. 1, Pages 30-39, VDE, Berlin, 2014.

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GeoEvents -- An Interactive Tool to Analyze and Visualize Spatial Information from the Social Web

Caroline Sabty; Martin Memmel; Slim Abdennadher

In: Randall Bilof (Hrsg.). Proceedings of the ASE/IEEE International Conference on Social Computing (SocialCom) 2013. ASE/IEEE International Conference on Social Computing (SOCIALCOM-2013), September 8-14, Washington, D.C. USA, Pages 803-808, CPS, 9/2013.

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Human Sensory Assessment Linked with Geo- and Mobile-Data Processing Methods in Urban Planning Exemplified on Different Planning Cultures in Germany and Egypt

Benjamin Bergner; Jan Exner; Martin Memmel; Rania Raslan; Dina Taha; Manar Talal; Peter Zeile

In: Stan Geertman; John Stillwell; Fred Toppen (Hrsg.). Proceedings of CUPUM 2013. Computers in Urban Planning and Urban Management (CUPUM-13), Planning Support Systems for Sustainable Urban Development, July 2-5, Utrecht, Netherlands, Pages 1-18, ISBN 978-90-816960-2-9, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University, Utrecht, 7/2013.

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