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Utilizing public displays to enable location-centric information sharing
conference contribution
posted on 2023-05-23, 08:24 authored by Wittison, N, Lueg, CLocation-centric information sharing means that information can be shared at a specific geographic location by any person, regardless of the person's actual geographic location. Conceptually, we position location-centric information sharing as a contribution to P3 (People to People to Geographic Place) research which is about understanding the (new) meaning of place in social networks. Technically, we describe a proof of concept that links recent developments in mobile technology (smartphones and tablet computers, such as iPads) and large public displays and that demonstrates how off-the-shelf technology can be used to enable the remote sourcing of highly location-sensitive information. We are currently looking into installing the AskAway prototype for long-term embedded evaluation at a number of locations including universities, start-up companies and coffee shops.
History
Publication title
Proceedings of iConference 2013Editors
L SchamberPagination
543-548ISBN
978-0-9884900-0-0Department/School
School of Information and Communication TechnologyPublisher
iSchoolsPlace of publication
Fort Worth, Texas, USAEvent title
iConference 2013Event Venue
Fort Worth, Texas, USADate of Event (Start Date)
2013-02-12Date of Event (End Date)
2013-02-15Rights statement
Copyright 2013 The AuthorsRepository Status
- Open