Publication Details
- Authors:
- James Williams
- Year:
- 2024
- Conference:
- Web and Wireless Geographical Information Systems
- Publisher:
- Springer Nature Switzerland
- Pages:
- 211--217
- DOI:
- 10.1007/978-3-031-60796-7_16
Abstract
This research investigates how a greater understanding of leisure walking can be used to support the personalisation and curation of new leisure walking experiences. Existing solutions are often limited in the range of routing properties a user has access to. The purpose of this research is to explore a richer understanding of how, what, why, and where leisure walkers engage with walks. Through a grounded theory approach combining a walking behaviour survey, a think-aloud study, and an expert interview study, a framework for personalising leisure walking route recommendations has been designed. The remaining work includes finalising the development of a web-based GIS demonstrator system for curating personalised routes and conducting an evaluation of this approach.
Keywords
Leisure Walking; Route Recommendation; Mobile Geospatial Computing; Place-Based Information
Citation
James Williams. (2024). "Towards a Framework for Personalising Leisure Walking Route Recommendations". Web and Wireless Geographical Information Systems. pp. 211--217.