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Computer-gestützte Bewegungsanalyse

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Die jüngsten Fortschritte der Trackingtechnologie produzieren Geodaten, welche die Bewegung mobiler Objekte mit einer bisher unerreichten räumlichen und zeitlichen Auflösung erfassen. Diese neue, von Natur aus raumzeitliche Art geographischer Informationen ermöglicht neue Einsichten in dynamische geographische Prozesse, stellt aber auch die traditionell eher statischen Werkzeuge der Raumanalyse infrage. Dieses Kapitel gibt einen Überblick über Bewegungsdaten im Allgemeinen, die Theorie der Bewegungsmodellierung und -analyse sowie eine Reihe wichtiger Anwendungsfelder der computer-gestützten Bewegungsanalyse. Schließlich geht das Kapitel auf Überlegungen bezüglich der Privatsphäre ein, welche für die Analyse der Bewegung von Menschen sehr wichtig sind.

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Laube, P., Gudmundsson, J., Wolle, T. (2019). Computer-gestützte Bewegungsanalyse. In: Sester, M. (eds) Geoinformatik. Springer Reference Naturwissenschaften . Springer Spektrum, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47096-1_68

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