An Introduction to Map Matching for Personal Navigation Assistants

Bernstein, David; Kornhauser, Alain; New Jersey Institute of Technology

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An Introduction to Map Matching for Personal Navigation Assistants

1996-08-01
By Bernstein, David ; Kornhauser, Alain

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English

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Bernstein, David ; Kornhauser, Alain

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Corporate Creators:

New Jersey Institute of Technology
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Princeton University ; New Jersey TIDE Center

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Algorithms Geometric Information Global Positioning System Location Map Matching Algorithms Maps Navigational Aids Networks Personal Navigation Assistants Topological Information Topology
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Research Paper
Geographical Coverage:

United States
TRIS Online Accession Number:

00813892
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New Jersey TIDE Center
NTL Classification:

NTL-GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS-GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Abstract:

The paper examines Personal Navigation Assistants (PNAs) and identifies three different types. The first one provides the user with a map and the ability to search the map in a variety of ways; the second provides both a map and the user's current location; and the third provides a map, the user's location, and directions of some kind. The paper then explores map-matching algorithms that can be used to reconcile inaccurate locational data with an inaccurate map/network. Point-to-point, point-to-curve, and curve-to-curve matching is discussed, and in all three cases algorithms that only use geometric information and that also use topological information are considered.
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US Transportation Collection
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