Destmaster
Stefan Covaci, Maximilian Frick, Florian Krämer, Julian Pörsch · 2015
Fast, intuitive interaction combined with high quality results are very important aspects, which need consideration, when implementing a search engine. With this in mind, the project "improved destination input system for the UR-Walking application" aims at optimizing the destination input for the Campus Navigation Web-Application at the University of Regensburg. Improving this type of search system involves handling ambivalent search requests. For example, keywords like the name of a professor could generate a misleading result, because the professors' name could lead either to his office or to one of his seminars. In this paper, we describe our implemented approaches to cope with a vast spectrum of different search requests concerning the campus navigation application.