Semantic Data Models for Hiking Trail Difficulty Assessment

  • Calbimonte J
  • Martin S
  • Calvaresi D
  • et al.
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Abstract

Hiking is a popular outdoor activity that if practiced reg- ularly, can bring significant health benefits. Moreover, considering that hikers range from expert mountaineers to older adults with limited phys- ical capabilities, it touches a large target audience, and is strategically included in several tourism packages across the globe. Thus, a precise characterization of the tracks, especially regarding their points of diffi- culty, is crucial to effectively cope with the challenge of identifying the best-suited hiking trails for heterogeneous users. This paper introduces a semantic model for representing and integrating the main characteristics of a track, including their different types of difficulties, using Seman- tic Web ontologies. The construction of knowledge graphs that use such a model may constitute a first step towards a system for personalized recommendations of trails based on difficulty-classification criteria.

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Calbimonte, J.-P., Martin, S., Calvaresi, D., Zappelaz, N., & Cotting, A. (2020). Semantic Data Models for Hiking Trail Difficulty Assessment. In Information and Communication Technologies in Tourism 2020 (pp. 295–306). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36737-4_24

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