Mobile web application with shortest path finder

Wook-Sung Yoo, Lina Kloub
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Abstract

The location tracking functionality of modern mobile devices provides an unprecedented opportunity to the individual's mobility in daily life. With the fast growing popularity of the smart phone, individuals have easy access to the handy GPS navigation system through various GPS mobile apps. The Traveler's Sidekick is a mobile GPS application with a built-in Shortest Path Finder for travelers visiting multiple locations. The application was initially targeted on realtors. A significant portion of a realtor's expense is the gas cost that accumulates while visiting various real estate locations. Most realtors manually pick a route to visit multiple locations and a wrong route may increase the travel time and eventually gas expense. Any app that provides a better route with even 10% gas saving will be of great financial benefit to the realtors. To resolve this problem, Traveler's Sidekick, a mobile GPS application with shortest path finder, was developed as a mobile web application using HTML5, CSS, and jQuery in .NET environment integrated with SQL database and Google Map service. A newly developed Two Stage Divide and Conquer (TSDC) algorithm was utilized to determine the shortest path. Experimental results are presented and future enhancement is discussed.
具有最短路径查找器的移动web应用程序
现代移动设备的位置跟踪功能为个人在日常生活中的移动性提供了前所未有的机会。随着智能手机的迅速普及,个人可以通过各种GPS移动应用程序轻松访问方便的GPS导航系统。旅行者的Sidekick是一款内置最短路径查找器的移动GPS应用程序,适合旅行者访问多个地点。该应用程序最初是针对房地产经纪人的。房地产经纪人的费用中有很大一部分是在走访各个房地产地点时积累的汽油费用。大多数房地产经纪人手动选择一条路线来访问多个地点,错误的路线可能会增加旅行时间,最终增加汽油费用。任何提供更好路线的应用程序,即使是节省10%的汽油,也会给房地产经纪人带来巨大的经济利益。为解决这一问题,我们在。net环境下,结合SQL数据库和Google地图服务,使用HTML5、CSS和jQuery开发了一款具有最短寻径功能的移动GPS应用——Traveler’s Sidekick。采用一种新的两阶段分而治之(TSDC)算法来确定最短路径。给出了实验结果,并对今后的改进进行了讨论。
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