Igor Ivan & Itzhak Benenson 
Geoinformatics for Intelligent Transportation 

The aim of the book is to present and discuss new methods, issues and challenges involved in geoinformatics’ contribution to making transportation more intelligent, efficient and human-friendly. It covers a wide range of topics related to transportation and geoinformatics. The themes are divided into four main sections: Transport modeling, Sensor data and services, Intelligent transport systems, and Transport planning and accessibility.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Investigation of Sonar Stabilisation Method for Improved Seafloor Image Quality.- Global Land Cover Classification Based on Microwave Polarization and Gradient Ratio (MPGR).- Optimal Path Problem With Possibilistic Weights.- Optimal Placement of the Bike Rental Stations and Their Capacities in Olomouc.- Detecting Spatial and Temporal Route Information of GPS Traces.- Impact of Particular Indicators of Urban Development of Cities in the Czech Republic on Average Road Traffic Intensity.- Time of Day Dependency of Public Transport Accessibility in the Czech Republic.- Automatic Generation of 3D Building Models from Point Clouds.- Towards a Solution for the Public Web-Based GIS Monitoring and Alerting System.- Demand and Supply of Transport Connections for Commuting in the Czech Republic.- Train Platforming Problem.- Examples of the Implementation of Fuzzy Models in Tourism in the South Moravian Region.- Photovoltaics as an Element of Intelligent Transport System Development.- Urban Heartbeats (Daily Cycle of Public Transport Intensity).- Improving Geolocation by Combining Gps with Image Analysis.- The Impact of Data Aggregation on Potential Accessibility Values.- The Accuracy Of Digital Models For Road Design.- Gps Data and Car Drivers’ Parking Search Behavior in the City of Turnhout, Belgium.- Mobile Application for Acquiring Geodata on Public Transport Network.