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PlaceMemo : Using GPS and Mobile Computers to Augment the Roads

This paper introduces the PlaceMemo prototype, a system developed to support road inspectors in their daily work. The concept is based on an ethnographic study conducted at the Swedish National Road Administration-Production during 2000. PlaceMemo supports the articulation work, allowing road inspectors to save, and share, interpretations of objects in their geographically widespread working area. Once an interpretation has been accomplished, the inspectors will have the possibility to retrieve the information when being in the vicinity of the tagged object. The system is supposed to complement the existing formal reporting tool (ProData), which mainly facilitates the administrative work.