This study presents a generic ontology-based architecture using a
multi-criteria decision making technique to design a personalized
route planning system. The real world has become too complex to implement
entirely within an information system such as geographic information
system (GIS). A route planning technique is an essential geo-related
decision support tool, especially in intelligent transportation systems
(ITS). In ubiquitous GIS environments, personalization can be accomplished
through a user's preferences stored on mobile appliances. In this
manner, personalized and user-centric route planning services using
semantic technologies and ontologies perceive user and context models
to satisfy user demands and predict their requirements. In the past
few years, several studies have been carried out regarding personalized
services. However, the existing route finding algorithms suffer from
a number of major difficulties, mainly owing to insufficient criteria
modeling for a personalized system. Thus, the present study investigates
how a user-centric route planning system can be implemented. In order
to address this research issue, an ontology-based knowledge modelling
technique using an analytic hierarchical process (AHP) is proposed.
This technique can facilitate determination of the choice of criteria
used for applying an impedance function in the route finding algorithm.
From another perspective, AHP explicitly deals with a hierarchy structure
and is essentially a theory of measurement and decision making methodology
used for combining or synthesizing quantitative as well as qualitative
criteria. User-centric results on real data illustrate the strengths
of the present approach. It is anticipated that this new technique
can be applied to develop new graph algorithms based on semantic
web technology and can be used with new semantic graph structures.
%0 Journal Article
%1 Niaraki2009
%A Niaraki, Abolghasem Sadeghi
%A Kim, Kyehyun
%D 2009
%J Expert Systems with Applications
%K GIS
%N 2, Part 1
%P 2250 - 2259
%R DOI: 10.1016/j.eswa.2007.12.053
%T Ontology based personalized route planning system using a multi-criteria
decision making approach
%U http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/B6V03-4RGFCXG-B/2/0ec1fa5bf448ac413afa48cc3350e85e
%V 36
%X This study presents a generic ontology-based architecture using a
multi-criteria decision making technique to design a personalized
route planning system. The real world has become too complex to implement
entirely within an information system such as geographic information
system (GIS). A route planning technique is an essential geo-related
decision support tool, especially in intelligent transportation systems
(ITS). In ubiquitous GIS environments, personalization can be accomplished
through a user's preferences stored on mobile appliances. In this
manner, personalized and user-centric route planning services using
semantic technologies and ontologies perceive user and context models
to satisfy user demands and predict their requirements. In the past
few years, several studies have been carried out regarding personalized
services. However, the existing route finding algorithms suffer from
a number of major difficulties, mainly owing to insufficient criteria
modeling for a personalized system. Thus, the present study investigates
how a user-centric route planning system can be implemented. In order
to address this research issue, an ontology-based knowledge modelling
technique using an analytic hierarchical process (AHP) is proposed.
This technique can facilitate determination of the choice of criteria
used for applying an impedance function in the route finding algorithm.
From another perspective, AHP explicitly deals with a hierarchy structure
and is essentially a theory of measurement and decision making methodology
used for combining or synthesizing quantitative as well as qualitative
criteria. User-centric results on real data illustrate the strengths
of the present approach. It is anticipated that this new technique
can be applied to develop new graph algorithms based on semantic
web technology and can be used with new semantic graph structures.
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abstract = {This study presents a generic ontology-based architecture using a
multi-criteria decision making technique to design a personalized
route planning system. The real world has become too complex to implement
entirely within an information system such as geographic information
system (GIS). A route planning technique is an essential geo-related
decision support tool, especially in intelligent transportation systems
(ITS). In ubiquitous GIS environments, personalization can be accomplished
through a user's preferences stored on mobile appliances. In this
manner, personalized and user-centric route planning services using
semantic technologies and ontologies perceive user and context models
to satisfy user demands and predict their requirements. In the past
few years, several studies have been carried out regarding personalized
services. However, the existing route finding algorithms suffer from
a number of major difficulties, mainly owing to insufficient criteria
modeling for a personalized system. Thus, the present study investigates
how a user-centric route planning system can be implemented. In order
to address this research issue, an ontology-based knowledge modelling
technique using an analytic hierarchical process (AHP) is proposed.
This technique can facilitate determination of the choice of criteria
used for applying an impedance function in the route finding algorithm.
From another perspective, AHP explicitly deals with a hierarchy structure
and is essentially a theory of measurement and decision making methodology
used for combining or synthesizing quantitative as well as qualitative
criteria. User-centric results on real data illustrate the strengths
of the present approach. It is anticipated that this new technique
can be applied to develop new graph algorithms based on semantic
web technology and can be used with new semantic graph structures.},
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