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Weblog-based Egocentric Mapping with Track Backs on Spatial Relations

This paper proposes a new framework for creating maps by the collaboration of personal users' posting of articles which include spatial information using a weblog's communication method, such as track back ping and RSS retrieval. In our daily life, each person differs in how he or she utilizes the real space. Therefore, maps which are visualization of spatial descriptions should be essentially created and customized for each person. To realize the concept of map, we adopt new methods, in which each article of the weblog has a map of a certain place where a user knows in detail. The methods enable users to create a variety of personal maps with articles written firstly and then to automatically generate links connecting articles over personal maps through common places of multiple maps to interchange information of their interests using track back ping and RSS retrieval. We call our proposed framework, for managing both the weblog and mapping services, weblog based egocentric mapping or blog ego map. We also discuss the process and configuration of our prototype system that develop a wide area map by collecting multiple egocentric local maps, departing from the traditional map-making process.