Marked-up maps: combining paper maps and electronic information resources
Marked-up maps: combining paper maps and electronic information resources
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DOI：
10.1007/s00779-005-0043-6
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2006-03
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通讯作者：
Derek F. Reilly;M. Rodgers;Ritchie Argue;Mike Nunes;K. Quinn
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作者：
Derek F. Reilly;M. Rodgers;Ritchie Argue;Mike Nunes;K. Quinn
移动的设备已被用作导航和地理信息检索的工具，并取得了一定的成功。然而，与纸质地图和指南等传统工具相比，屏幕尺寸、眩光和界面的认知需求往往被认为是弱点。在本文中，一个简单的混合媒体的方法，试图解决一些这些问题相结合的纸质地图与电子指南资源。通过在纸质地图上感兴趣的区域上方挥动配备有射频识别（RFID）阅读器的手持计算机，可以获得有关地标或区域的信息。我们讨论了我们的原型设计工作，包括使用RFID混合媒体接口的经验教训。然后，我们提出并讨论在现场进行的评价，并在比较，探索性研究。结果表明，该方法是有前途的旅游和其他活动需要移动的，地理相关的信息访问。
Mobile devices have been used as tools for navigation and geographic information retrieval with some success. However, screen size, glare, and the cognitive demands of the interface are often cited as weaknesses when compared with traditional tools such as paper maps and guidebooks. In this paper, a simple mixed media approach is presented which tries to address some of these concerns by combining paper maps with electronic guide resources. Information about a landmark or region is accessed by waving a handheld computer equipped with an radio frequency identification (RFID) reader above the region of interest on a paper map. We discuss our prototyping efforts, including lessons learned about using RFID for mixed media interfaces. We then present and discuss evaluations conducted in the field and in a comparative, exploratory study. Results indicate that the method is promising for tourism and other activities requiring mobile, geographically-related information access.