Department of Information Science and Engineering Project Work Phase I
Department of Information Science and Engineering Project Work Phase I
Team Members:
USN Name
1MV15IS033 Prashant Hegde
1MV15IS053 Subramanya GRJ
1MV15IS056 Swroop R
Name Signature
Guide Suguna M
Reviewer 1
Reviewer 2
CONTENTS
Abstract
Chapter 1: Introduction
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SIGNATURE OF HOD
System Requirements:
Software Requirements:
➢ Android 4.0 and above
Hardware Requirements:
➢ Snapdragon or any compatible android processor
➢ Minimum 1 GB of RAM
Detailed touristic information and fine route recommendations for travellers can easily be
accessed on the internet for popular touristic cities. Mobile applications also exist in app stores,
especially, The TripAdvisor mobile applications specified for popular cities. However less
popular places don’t have such detailed guides. In order to fill this gap a mobile application
has been developed in this study which can be customized for individual user experiences.
The data to be processed in the application has been collected from google API’s. The data
contain information about worth visiting places, high resolution photographs, short videos,
GPS coordinates and average time duration required to visit a place. Points of interests are
taken between the two places and all the above mentioned details have been given.
Tour Planning Problem (TPP) is divided into two branches. The first is a one trip design
problem, where the aim is to find a route from A to B that provides the most satisfaction to the
tourist, considering his limitations in time and budget. The second type of this problem is the
multiple trip version, where the tourist has more than one trip to visit a number of places. We
are only considering the one trip approach, since we want to implement context awareness into
our problem
To solve this problem, we define a system that schedules a trip for the user with four key
features: • The trip must reflect the user’s preferences. • The suggested trip does not only
consider the user’s preferences but also the place’s popularity among tourists. • It gives the
Tour Planning Problem (TPP) is divided into two branches. The first is a one trip design
problem, where the aim is to find a route from A to B that provides the most satisfaction to the
tourist, considering his limitations in time and budget. The second type of this problem is the
multiple trip version, where the tourist has more than one trip to visit a number of places. We
are only considering the one trip approach, since we want to implement context awareness into
our problem.
We are also trying to apply some algorithms like travelling sales person algorithm to shorten
the distance between the start place and end place while covering all point of interest. We are
also trying to give the weather information on all those points of interests. We are also
comparing all the stay options in various websites and giving them best possible stay option.
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