BIOGRAPHY - Martin Tomko

Title: Mr
Full Name:Martin Tomko
Email:no longer a member
Work Phone:+61-383449179
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City:Melbourne
State:VIC
Country:Australia
Working Details
Institution:University of Melbourne
Department:Geomatics
Position:PhD student
Participation
Participation:

Participation in the Network's Paradigm and Applications Working Group (select the appropriate options)

Paradigm Working Groups

 Socio-spatial theory

 Methodologies, tools and techniques

 Scenarios and forecasting

 Sources, data quality and data integration

Application Working Groups

 National and regional socio-economic change

 Population, economic and information flows

 Social and economic networks

 Regional development and community capacity building

 Behaviour and well-being in socio-spatial settings

Project Involvement
Publication History
Publications:

Publication 1:

Winter, S., Tomko, M., in press: Translating the Web Semantics of Georeferences. In: Taniar, D., Wenny Rahayu, J. (Eds.), Web Semantics and Ontology. Idea Group Publishing, Hershey, Pennsylvania, USA.

Publication 2:

Tomko, M.; Winter, S., 2006: Recursive Construction of Granular Route Directions. Journal of Spatial Science, 51 (1): (in press, 2006)

Publication 3:

Tomko, M.; Winter, S., accepted: Initial Entity Identification for Granular Route Directions. In: Kainz, W.; Reidl, A.; Elmes, G. (Eds.), 12th International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling 2006. Springer-Verlag, Vienna, Austria.

Publication 4:

Tomko, M.; Winter, S., 2005: Reconstruction of Scenes from Geo-Referenced Web Resources, Spatial Science Conference. Spatial Science Institute, Melbourne, Australia.

Publication 5:

Tomko, M., 2004: Case Study - Assessing Spatial Distribution of Web Resources for Navigation Services. In: 4th International Workshop on Web and Wireless Geographical Information Systems W2GIS04, Koyang, Korea.

Publication 6:

Winter, S.; Tomko, M., 2004: Shifting the Focus in Mobile Maps. In: Morita, T. (Ed.), Joint Workshop on Ubiquitous, Pervasive and Internet Mapping UPIMap2004, Tokyo.

Current Research Interests
Current Research:

Current Research 1:

Granular Route Directions

Current Research 2:

Extraction of Web Georeferences

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