Article · January 1, 2001
An architecture for a self-adapting information system for tourists
Vasilios Zarikas, Georgios Papatzanis, Constantine Stephanidis
Abstract
The paper briefly describes the design of the architecture of the PALIO system (Personalised Access to Local Information and services for tOurists), focusing on the support for extensive adaptation. The framework provides a location-aware information system for tourists, capable of delivering fully adaptive information to a wide range of devices, including mobile ones. Its open and expandable architecture can integrate a variety of pre-existing or forthcoming services and retrieve information from a collection of different databases. It supports adaptability and dynamic adaptivity, according to user and context characteristics, both in the content and the presentation of information.
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