I gave a talk on the mobility models we studied for dynamic route planning in the sfb876 and VaVeL project at this years summer school. Here are the slides:

I just found that the slides for my work on relating bicycle mobility to its socio-demographic pattern [1] using subgroup discovery and FP-growth, got uploaded by the organizers. You may see them also here: [1] T. Liebig, “Relating mobility patterns to socio-demographic profiles,” , 2013. [Bibtex] @article{liebig13a, title={Relating mobility patterns to socio-demographic profiles}, author={Liebig, Thomas}, […]

Our paper on avoiding traffic jams with dynamic self-organizing trip planning [1] received the best paper award at COSIT conference in L’Aquila. Congratulations to my coauthor Maurice Sotzny, and special thanks to the audience! Our paper is motivated by the increasing congestions in urban areas. Most navigation systems and algorithms that avoid these congestions consider […]