Ruben Verborgh’s data

Matches in Ruben’s data for { ?s ?p "Travelers expect access to tourism information at anytime, anywhere, with any media. Mobile tourism guides, accessible via the Web, provide an omnipresent approach to this. Thereby it is expensive and not trivial to (re)model, translate and transform data over and over. This inhibits many players, including governments, in developing such applications. We report on our experience in running a project on mobile tourism in Flanders, Belgium where we develop a methodology and reusable formalization for the data disclosure. We apply open data standards to achieve a reusable and interoperable datahub for mobile tourism. We organized working groups resulting in a re-usable formal specification and serialization of the domain model that is immediately usable for building mobile tourism applications. This increased the awareness and lead to semantic convergence which is forming a regional foundation to develop sustainable mobile guides for tourism."@en }

• 2910019.2910030 abstract "Travelers expect access to tourism information at anytime, anywhere, with any media. Mobile tourism guides, accessible via the Web, provide an omnipresent approach to this. Thereby it is expensive and not trivial to (re)model, translate and transform data over and over. This inhibits many players, including governments, in developing such applications. We report on our experience in running a project on mobile tourism in Flanders, Belgium where we develop a methodology and reusable formalization for the data disclosure. We apply open data standards to achieve a reusable and interoperable datahub for mobile tourism. We organized working groups resulting in a re-usable formal specification and serialization of the domain model that is immediately usable for building mobile tourism applications. This increased the awareness and lead to semantic convergence which is forming a regional foundation to develop sustainable mobile guides for tourism.".