Hi Martin, The snapshot can be found here: http://cse.iitkgp.ac.in/~nanjum/500iter.jpg
The meaning of color codes can be found here: http://cse.iitkgp.ac.in/~nanjum/color_codes.jpg Thanks, Nadeem. On Thu, Feb 20, 2014 at 7:14 PM, Martin Desruisseaux < [email protected]> wrote: > Hello Nadeem > > Thanks for the correction and the screenshot. But the screenshot has > apparently been filtered out by the mailing list. Could you put it in the > google document, or elsewhere on the web with a link to it? > > Martin > > > Le 20/02/14 14:01, Nadeem Anjum a écrit : > > Hi Martin, >> >> It looks good.I have done some minor modification as below. I have also >> attached a screenshot of the simulation: >> ____________________________________________________________________ >> Relationship with moving features: >> >> * The simulation needs a city description with roads and buildings of >> interest. LeafletJS or CityGML could be used here. >> * The simulation needs to represent the agent's trajectory in the >> above-cited city. Moving features could be used here. >> * The trajectory is repeated weekly with random variations. We may >> represent that by a "base line" moving feature. This base line would >> not describe a real moving feature, but would be used as a template. >> * Interactions between the environment (CityGML) and the moving >> features may trig events. For example when <mf:Trajectory> value >> become close to a CityGML feature or interest having a low "presence of >> police" attribute, a crime may occur depending on the value of that >> attribute and other attributes like >> "absence of guardian", "profit", "risk". >> > >
