Bernhard Lorenz

Dr. rer. nat., Dipl.-Inform. (Univ.)

Summer School
Reasoning Web 2007
Dresden, September 3-7, 2007

Contents:

Research

Current research interests:

Web based decision support for event, temporal and geographical data
(Member of REWERSE working group A1)
Multi Paradigm Location Language (MPLL)
Spatial reasoning techniques in applications for routing, navigation and wayfinding
Robot motion planning (Diploma thesis)

Related topics for project / diploma theses:

Please have a look at our section on the unit's main page for theses topics. See section "finished" below for possibilities of extending existing work.

Developing basic constructs and primitives for the Multi-Paradigm Location Language MPLL (DT)
An ontology of persons and vehicles for locomotion in geospatial networks (DT)
Extending a dynamic, ontology based SVG Client/Server Visualisation System: temporal data, indoor scenarios, dynamic raster data (DT)
Developing plugins for dynamic generation of KML data (Google Earth Visualisation) (PT)
Porting a dynamic, ontology based SVG Client/Server Visualisation System to Linux (PT)
Multi-Purpose visualisation of geospatial networks and indoor environments (PT)
Combining travelling salesman algorithms with semantic location based services (PT)
Modelling typical use cases and development of a research framework for indoor navigation tasks (PT)
Development of a Conversion Library for different Coordinate Systems (PT)

Currently supervised project / diploma theses:

Finished:

Michael Buschmann (Diploma thesis):
Analyse und Entwurf von Business Rules auf Basis einer Implementierung für die eBusiness-Platform hybris
Bo Quan (Project thesis):
Extending the OTN2SVG system with Cartographic and TMC Data
Martin Wassermann (Project thesis):
Extending the TransRoute Graph Visualisation System
Roman Flammer (Diploma thesis):
Testbed Development and Prototypical Implementation of the Multi-Paradigm Location Language MPLL
Matthias Schmeißer (Diploma thesis):
PlanML - A Markup Language for expressing Planning Results
Christian Bode (Diploma thesis):
An Ontology-based Repository for Web Services
Markus Krieser und Michael Buschmann (Project thesis):
Protokollierung und statistische Auswertung von RDS/TMC Datenströmen
Christian Hänsel (Project thesis):
TMC-KML Verkehrsdatenservice für den Google Earth Client. [see also the L-DSMS project homepage]
Andreas Heindel (Diploma thesis):
Nutzung von Indoor-Positionierungsdaten zur mobilen Wegeplanung
Edgar-Philipp Stoffel (Diploma thesis):
A Research Framework for Graph Theory in Routing Applications
Jörg Schmidl (Project thesis):
Erstellung und strukturelle Aufbereitung des Informatik II Repositorys
Frank Ipfelkofer (Diploma thesis):
Basisontologie und Anwendungs-Framework für Geospatial Reasoning
Thomas Schaaf (Project thesis):
Strukturelle Überarbeitung und Erweiterung des Aufgabenfundus der Vorlesung Informatik III
Frank Ipfelkofer (Project thesis):
Visualisierung einer Straßenkarte mit Hilfe von SVG. [Prototype]

10.07.2007: A Local Data Stream Management System
International Conference on Software Engineering Theory and Practice (SETP'07), Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.
(Slides: n.a.)
06.09.2006: Ontology Driven Visualisation of Maps with SVG - Technical Aspects
First Asian Semantic Web Conference (ASWC'06), Beijing, China
(Slides: pdf)
29.05.2006: A Hybrid Model for Indoor Spatial Reasoning
First International Workshop on Mobile Geospatial Augmented Reality, Banff, Alberta, Canada
(Slides: pdf)
20.09.2005: Geospatial reasoning techniques and mobile applications for the semantic web
Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering, University of Melbourne
(Slides: pdf)
16.09.2005: Calendars and Topologies as Types - A Programming Language Approach to Modelling Mobile Applications.
9th International Conference on Knowledge-Based & Intelligent Information & Engineering Systems (KES2005), Melbourne, Australia
(Slides: pdf)
30.03.2005: Introduction to the Unit PMS / Multi Paradigm Location Language (MPLL): Motivation and Goals
Laboratoire des Sciences de L'Information et des Système (LSIS) - CNRS, Université Marseille
(Slides: pdf)