Program

    Activity Place    
26.aug          
  12.00 Bus to Field Experiment Vanemuise st 46, Tartu    
  13.00 Lunch Leigo Farm-Hotel, Otepää region    
  14.00 Mobile positioning and LBS in practice of mobile operator: EMT in Estonia “ Argo Kivilo, Mati Kukk EMT, Estonia
  14.30 Field Experiment: Tracing with mobile phones: 3 working groupstd>   Erki Saluveer, Margus Tiru, Anto Aasa Positium LBS & EMT
  18.00 Field trip & tracking to Otepää tourist routes by bus Otepää Erki Saluveer Positium LBS
  19.00 Dinner Leigo Farm-Hotel, Otepää region    
  20.00 Analysing, preparing presentations “    
  21.00 Round table: using positioning data in geographical studies      
  22.00 Estonian Evening, Smoke sauna, lake… “    
27.aug     “    
  7.30-8.30 Breakfast Leigo Farm-Hotel, Otepää region    
  8.30 Presentation: How Bank of Estonia uses mobile positionig data “ Margus Tiru Positium LBS
  9.00 Presentation of field works and discussion “    
  10.30 Departure to Tartu      
    Not organised time: hotel, lunch…      
           
  13.00 Registration Department of Geography, Vanemuise 46, Tartu    
  13.40 Opening “    
    Mobile methods I (chair R. Ahas) “    
  13.50 Keynote: Improving and replacing travel diaries using mobile tracing? “ Prof. Kay Axhausen ETAH
  14.30 Measurement of walking of elderly people using GPS technology “ Kineret Cohen-Shalom Department of Geography The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
  14.50 Non-response in GPS travel surveys “ Peter Bro Department of Architecture and Design, Aalborg University
  15.10 Generating OD matrixes and studying geographical distribution of traffic with passive mobile positioning data “ Erki Saluveer Positium LBS & University of Tartu, Estonia
  15.30 Coffee break “    
    Crowd management and emergency (Chair M. Tiru) “    
  15.50 Keynote: “Crowdsensing” “ Prof. Carlo Ratti & Stephen Miles MIT
  16.30 Mobile Positioning as a tool for measuring daily commuting areas “ Anto Aasa The University of Tartu, Department of Geography
  16.50 Visual Identification of Scattered Crowd Movement Patterns Using a Directed Kernel Density Estimation “ Jukka M. Krisp, Stefan Peters, Florian Burkert, Matthias Butenuth University of Technology, Munich (TUM)
  17.10 Analysing spatial and temporal sequences in Bluetooth tracking data “ Matthias Delafontaine, Mathias Versichele, Tijs Neutens, Nico Van de Weghe CartoGIS Cluster, Department of Geography, Ghent University
  17.30 Coffee break “    
    Tourism (Chair J.M. Krisp) “    
  17.50 Keynote: Investigation of tourists’ activity patterns in a World City using GPS technology: Hong Kong as a case study “ Prof. Noam Shoval, Bob McKercher The Hebrew University of Jerusalem; Hong Kong Polytechnic University
  18.30 Behaviour of Tartu airport travellers – The case of foreign tourists in Estonia “ Mari-Liis Lamp The University of Tartu, Department of Geography
  18.50 Opportunities and limitations of applying TelSKART© method
in tourism policy and destination management		 “ Wieslaw Alejziak Chair of Tourism Economy
University of Information Technology and Management in Rzeszow
  19.10 Detecting temporal rhythm on second home visitors from passive mobile positioning database “ Siiri Silm Department of Geography, University of Tartu
  20.00 Conference Dinner Suudlevad tudengid, Raekoja plats 10    
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28.aug   ICT and travel behaviour (Chair N. Shoval) Department of Geography, Vanemuise 46, Tartu    
  9.00 Keynote presentation: “Challenging the Meaning of Geographical Environments in Mobility Studies” “ Prof. Martin Dijst Utrecht University
  9.40 From Danwei to Gated Community in Transitional China: A Perspective of Residents’ Activity-travel Pattern “ Ying Zhao, Yanwei Chai, Xiujun Ma Department of Urban and Economic Geography, Peking University; Department of Machine Intelligence, Peking University
  10.00 ICT and sustainable mobility: The case of mobile phone positioning “ Javier Gomez Institut TELECOM, TELECOM & Management Sud Paris, ETOS/CEMANTIC
  10.20 Residence-based differences in everyday mobility: comparing commuters’ and non-commuters’ daily movement patterns in functional urban area of Tallinn “ Olle Järv The University of Tartu, Department of Geography
  10.40 Coffee break “    
    Mobile methods II- Analyses (chair Menno-Jan Kraak) “    
  11.00 Keynote: Analyses of repeated visitations and regularly visited places in tourism destination management   Prof. Rein Ahas, Andres Kuusik, Margus Tiru The University of Tartu, Department of Geography; Department of Marketing; Positium LBS
  11.40 Location patterns from OpenStreetMap “ Jaak Laineste OÜ Nutiteq, Tartu, Estonia
  12.00 Discovering Aspects of Routine in High Resolution Time-Space Data “ Michal Isaacson Department of Geography
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
  12.20 Parisian Rhythms: weekend’s activity via GSM data “ Cezary Ziemlicki, Zbigniew Smoreda, Christophe Cariou SENSe/Orange Labs, Paris, France
  12.40 Lunch “    
    Visualisation (Chair Anto Aasa) “    
  14.00 Keynote presentation: Aspect of physical and social network visualizations “ Prof. Menno-Jan Kraak University of Twente, Netherlands,Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation
  14.40 Mapping solutions for visualization of catchment’s areas and activity spaces using mobile positioning data “ Tiiu Kelviste, Raivo Aunap The University of Tartu, Department of Geography
  15.00 The Space Time Cube revisited: it potential to visualize mobile data “ Irma Kveladze, Prof. Menno-Jan Kraak University of Twente, Netherlands, Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation
  15.20 Developing visual representations for multiple movement data sets associated with geographic networks “ Qiuju Zhang, Connie A. Blok, Menno-Jan Kraak University of Twente,Netherlands, Faculty of Geoinformation Science and Earth Observation
  15.40 Coffee break “    
    Urban studies (Chair M. Dijst) “    
  16.00 Land-use Changes and Everyday Commuting Patterns in Post-socialist City “ Jakub Novák Department of Social Geography and Regional Development, Charles University in Prague
  16.40 Kids Out! – Urban environments and physical activity among children and adolescents “ Ari Hynynen Tampere University of Technology, School of Architecture
  17.00 Ethnic Segregation in Everyday Activity Spaces – Estonian and Russian Communities in Tallinn “ Kerli Müürisepp, Rein Ahas Department of Geography, University of Tartu
  17.20 Closing      
  20.00 Not too official dinner&party!!! Will be announced Olle Järv  

Presentation: 15 min + discussion
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