Geometry-based matching of routes between dissimilar maps

This paper presents an approach capable of mapping short routes from a TeleAtlas map to a NAVTEQ map on-the-fly

Geometry-based matching of routes between dissimilar maps

Protocols for dynamic location referencing like e.g. OpenLR and AGORA-C tackle the problem of accurately matching locations between dissimilar digital maps. While this is done with the aim of limiting the amount of descriptive data to reduce bandwidth, in some Projects bandwidth is not a problem (e.g. in the EC-funded project ROSATTE, and in the DLR projects MobiLind and KeepMoving), and without constraints regarding bandwidth it might be possible to learn from methods in similar areas like road network matching and map conflation to achieve a more reliable solution. Following this path, this paper presents an Approach called Geometry InterMapMatching Extension (GIMME) which has been developed in the ongoing DLR project I.MoVe, and is currently capable of mapping short routes from a TeleAtlas map to a NAVTEQ map on-the-fly, with a success rate of 99.7%, and when compared to OpenLR, with up to 28.7% more correctly decoded routes

Afternoon Session of the Southern European Division

The transcript of this meeting was published in the Review and Herald, June 11, 1946, page 105. Duration: 1:32:23 (0:0) Recording begins with A. V. Olson introducing workers from the division (4:22) Luigi Beer, the president of the Italian Union speaks. F. Charpiot, publishing secretary, translates. (10:24) A. V. Olson introduces R. Guenin, teacher and head of school in Tananarive, Madagascar (10:42) R. Guenin speaks (15:49) A. V. Olson introduces A. D. Gomes, superintendent of the Portuguese Union Mission (16:29) A. D. Gomes speaks (20:44) A. V. Olson introduces L. Schneebauer of the Austrian Conference (21:37) L. Schneebauer speaks and is translated by Robert Gerber, sabbath school secretary of the Southern European Division (30:40) A. V. Olson introduces Albert Meyer, president of the Swiss Union (31:45) Albert Meyer speaks and is translated by W. R. Beach (41:07) A. V. Olson introduces Jules César Guenin, president of the Franco-Belgian Union (41:36) J. C. Guenin speaks and is translated by W. R. Beach (43:40 – 44:11) - Silence (51:23) A. V. Olson introduces F. Charpiot, publishing secretary and for three years during the war, acting president of the Franco-Belgian Union (51:42) F. Charpiot speaks (1:01:48) A. V. Olson discusses the difficulties of the war in Europe (1:17:21) W. R. Beach, secretary of the Southern European Division, speaks (1:19:14 – 1:19:38) - Silence (1:25:20) A. V. Olson concludes (1:25:58) Unknown person, possibly J. L. McElhany, gives announcements and introduces radio broadcasters in the Glendale office: H.M.S. Richards; J. Berger Johnson, general manager; H. G. Stare, manager of the foreign language department; Arthur Delafield, manager of the Bible Correspondence School and announcer on the coast to coast broadcast (1:28:52 – 1:29:11) Background chatter (1:29:11) Unknown person gives announcements (1:30:51) Unknown person, possibly J. L. McElhany invites Olson to make an announcement (1:30:57) Olson sees the father of a woman who was killed in a concentration camp in Poland. (1:31:28) Motion to adjourn by unknown person, possibly J. L. McElhany (1:31:58) Organ introduction for hymn #433 begins and is cut of