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  1. Automated Geometric Inspection of Building Pipes Using RGB-D Images Captured by a Mixed Reality Device
  2. Deep reinforcement learning for assessing route instruction usability in complex indoor spaces
  3. Camera Pose Refinement for Precise BIM Alignment in Mixed Reality Visualization
  4. Melbourne’s Parking Dynamics and Traffic Flow: A Dataset for Microscopic Agent-based Simulation
  5. The 2nd ACM SIGSPATIAL Workshop on Sustainable Urban Mobility
  6. Automated validation of route instructions in indoor environments
  7. Corrections to “Traffic Count Estimation at Basis Links Without Path Flow and Historic Data”
  8. Correctness Comparison of Open-Weight and Proprietary LLMs for Spatial Tasks
  9. Artificial intelligence for parking forecasting: an extensive survey of machine learning techniques
  10. A Visibility‐Based Multitree of a Space Subdivision for Indoor Localization
  11. The Challenge of Data Analytics with Climate-Neutral Urban Mobility (Vision Paper)
  12. Measuring Perceived Walkability at the City Scale Using Open Data
  13. Cognitive mapping of indoor environments: constructing an indoor navigation network from crowdsourced indoor route descriptions
  14. Aligning indoor human route descriptions to facilitate the use of crowdsourced indoor navigation systems
  15. Automatic translation of human route descriptions into schematic maps for indoor navigation
  16. Benchmarking Deep Learning Architectures for Urban Vegetation Point Cloud Semantic Segmentation From MLS
  17. GreenSegNet: A Novel Deep Learning Architecture for Urban Vegetation Segmentation From MLS Data
  18. Enabling technologies for remote and virtual inspection of building work
  19. Selecting Landmarks for Wayfinding Assistance Based on Advance Visibility
  20. Autonomous Vehicles Empty Cruising Impact on Parking Dynamics
  21. Traffic Count Estimation at Basis Links Without Path Flow and Historic Data
  22. Map-Matching Error Identification in the Absence of Ground Truth
  23. Decentralized spreading of ephemeral road incident information between vehicles
  24. Translating Place-Related Questions to GeoSPARQL Queries
  25. Ad-hoc platoon formation and dissolution strategies for multi-lane highways
  26. Indoor landmark selection for route communication: the influence of route-givers’ social roles and receivers’ familiarity with the environment
  27. Spatial concepts in the conversation with a computer
  28. Paths to social licence for tracking-data analytics in university research and services
  29. Templates of generic geographic information for answering where-questions
  30. A Recurrent Deep Network for Estimating the Pose of Real Indoor Images from Synthetic Image Sequences
  31. Origin–Destination Flow Estimation from Link Count Data Only
  32. RIM: a ray intersection model for the analysis of the between relationship of spatial objects in a 2D plane
  33. The Impact of Flexible Platoon Formation Operations
  34. Place facets: a systematic literature review
  35. Infrastructure-Independent Indoor Localization and Navigation
  36. Respondent preferences in travel survey design: An initial comparison of narrative, structured and technology-based travel survey instruments
  37. BIM-Tracker: A model-based visual tracking approach for indoor localisation using a 3D building model
  38. BIM-PoseNet: Indoor camera localisation using a 3D indoor model and deep learning from synthetic images
  39. Places in Information Science
  40. Pedestrian's risk-based negotiation model for self-driving vehicles to get the right of way
  41. Negotiation Between Vehicles and Pedestrians for the Right of Way at Intersections
  42. Beyond digital twins – A commentary
  43. Collaborative activity-based ridesharing
  44. Special section in honor of Andrew U. Frank
  45. A Graph Database Model for Knowledge Extracted from Place Descriptions
  46. A Graph Database Model for Knowledge Extracted from Place Descriptions
  47. Random encounters in probabilistic time geography
  48. A fuzzy logic based transport mode detection framework in urban environment
  49. Activity-based Mobility Profiling
  50. The Grass is Greener on the Other Side
  51. Integrating Decentralized Indoor Evacuation with Information Depositories in the Field
  52. Identifying Witness Accounts from Social Media Using Imagery
  53. Predicting susceptibility to use demand responsive transport using demographic and trip characteristics of the population
  54. Automated Urban Travel Interpretation: A Bottom-up Approach for Trajectory Segmentation
  55. Detecting Urban Transport Modes Using a Hybrid Knowledge Driven Framework from GPS Trajectory
  56. A web-based application for beekeepers to visualise patterns of growth in floral resources using MODIS data
  57. Integration of simulation and optimization for evacuation planning
  58. A Time-Aware Routing Map for Indoor Evacuation
  59. Enhancing launch pads for decision-making in intelligent mobility on-demand
  60. Simulating Demand-responsive Transportation: A Review of Agent-based Approaches
  61. Getting Lost in Cities: Spatial Patterns of Phonetically Confusing Street Names
  62. Towards credibility of micro-blogs: characterising witness accounts
  63. Remarkable uniformity in the densities of feral honey beeApis mellifera Linnaeus, 1758 (Hymenoptera: Apidae) colonies in South Eastern Australia
  64. Leveraging Twitter to detect event names associated with a place
  65. Testing a model of witness accounts in social media
  66. A New Framework for Solving the Spatial Network Problems Based on Line Graphs
  67. Locating place names from place descriptions
  68. An opportunistic client user interface to support centralized ride share planning
  69. Modelling estimates of honey bee (Apis spp.) colony density from drones
  70. Granularity of locations referred to by place descriptions
  71. Describing the functional spatial structure of urban environments
  72. Decentralized evacuation management
  73. The Impact of Classification Approaches on the Detection of Hierarchies in Place Descriptions
  74. From Descriptions to Depictions: A Conceptual Framework
  75. Extracting Spatial Information From Place Descriptions
  76. Determining the Viability of a Demand-Responsive Transport System under Varying Demand Scenarios
  77. Approaching the notion of place by contrast
  78. Timegeographic Querying of Mobile Information Databases for Travel Planning Purposes
  79. Modelling honey bee queen mating as a measure of feral colony density
  80. An alternative view of positioning observations from low cost sensors
  81. Indoor Spatial Information
  82. Spatial interpretations of preposition "at"
  83. How people describe their place
  84. A wayfinding aid to increase navigator independence
  85. Generation of Adaptive Route Descriptions in Urban Environments
  86. Towards a computational transportation science
  87. Das aktuelle Interview
  88. Towards a computational transportation science
  89. Hierarchical Representations of Indoor Spaces
  90. Citizens as Database: Conscious Ubiquity in Data Collection
  91. Get me out of here
  92. Directed movements in probabilistic time geography
  93. Presenting spatial information: Granularity, relevance, and integration
  94. The elements of probabilistic time geography
  95. Including landmarks in routing instructions
  96. Detecting Change in Snapshot Sequences
  97. Testing Landmark Identification Theories in Virtual Environments
  98. Situated local and global orientation in mobile you-are-here maps
  99. Strategies for decentralized Ad‐hoc trip planning
  100. Ad Hoc Solution of the Multicommodity-Flow-Over-Time Problem
  101. Guest Editorial: Does Place Have a Place in Geographic Information Science?
  102. Spatial Intelligence: Ready for a Challenge?
  103. Pragmatic Construction of Destination Descriptions for Urban Environments
  104. Variable Granularity in Route Directions
  105. Constructing Hierarchical Representations of Indoor Spaces
  106. Towards a probabilistic time geography
  107. Decentralized Time Geography for Ad-Hoc Collaborative Planning
  108. Queries for historic events in geosensor networks
  109. Urban granularities—a data structure for cognitively ergonomic route directions
  110. A dialog-driven process of generating route directions
  111. Landmark Hierarchies in Context
  112. Experiential hierarchies of streets
  113. Structural Salience of Elements of the City
  114. Intelligent location models for next generation location-based services
  115. Time geography for ad-hoc shared-ride trip planning in mobile geosensor networks
  116. Ad hoc shared‐ride trip planning by mobile geosensor networks
  117. Time Geography for Ad-Hoc Shared-Ride Trip Planning
  118. Structural Salience of Landmarks for Route Directions
  119. Selection of Salient Features for Route Directions
  120. Formal information modelling for standardisation in the spatial domain
  121. Location similarity of regions
  122. Contributions to a quality description of areal objects in spatial data sets
  123. Uncertain topological relations between imprecise regions
  124. Towards a Conceptual Model of Talking to a Route Planner
  125. Peer-to-Peer Shared Ride Systems
  126. Translating the Web Semantics of Georeferences
  127. Identification of the Initial Entity in Granular Route Directions
  128. Focalizing Measures of Salience for Wayfinding