The author aims at studying the influence of comments and recommendation on online shopping behaviours. With 285 study subjects, the author used experimental research design to study comments and recommendation system on online shopping experience, online shopping satisfaction, online shopping intention and items chosen. The data is analyzed by SPSS 15.0 and LISREL 8.8. The results show that co...

Vehicles that are increasingly needed by the community increase volume of vehicle traffic, resulting in a high demand for parking spaces. Especially public places such as campuses, offices, shopping centers, and other places. A lot is also has maximum capacity determining layout mileage finding location. In this paper, we looking shortest path car park at FMIPA UNPAD using Floyd-Warshall algori...

More than 60% of the population in Germany lives in rural areas [1]. For these areas, it becomes increasingly difficult to ensure a basic supply of public transport services because of the demographic change and the proceeding urbanization. Therefore, a main challenge is to ensure the accessibility of infrastructure, such as medical services or shopping centers that are mainly located in nearby...

This paper describes a research project that aims to increase our understanding of shoppers’ emotions during online shopping episodes. The research project centers on the presentation of a new research model, considered as an expansion of the model presented in Éthier et al.’s (2008) empirical study on the impact of interface design on emotions experienced on B2C Web sites. The model focuses on...

Video cameras are widely used for monitoring public areas, such as train stations, airports and shopping centers. When crowds are dense, automatically tracking individuals becomes a challenging task. We propose a new tracker which employs a particle filter tracking framework, where the state transition model is estimated by an optical-flow algorithm. In this way, the state transition model dire...

We consider the problem of assessing the sustainability of alternative designs (e.g., for an urban environment) that are assembled from multiple components (e.g., water supply, transportation system, shopping centers, commercial spaces, parks). We model the sustainability of a design in terms of a set of sustainability attributes. Given the (qualitative) preferences and tradeoffs of decision ma...

Which land-use sirategy yields greater reductions in vehicular travel: improving the proximity of jobs to housing or bringing retail and consumer services closer ro residential areas? We probe this question by examining the degree to which job accessibility is associated with reduced work travel and how closely retail and service accessibility is correlated with miles and hours logged getting t...

advantages and limitations compared with those of traditional shopping, the characteristics of e-shoppers, and the factors affecting the adoption and usage of e-shopping. Since the late 1990s, a growing number of empirical studies have addressed these questions. For example, Chang et al. (5) classified the determinants of e-shopping behavior into three categories: perceived characteristics of t...

Deploying large number of cameras with overlapping views for surveillance in large areas such as airports, shopping malls, and elderly care centers is not cost effective. Tracking people using computer vision algorithms in such scenarios involves matching people in non-overlapping camera views. This problem is referred to as Person Re-Identification in the computer vision literature. The import...

With the rapid progress of modern cities, the railway construction must be developing quickly in China.As a typical high-density country, shopping center on the subway should be one important factor during the process of urban development. The paper discusses the influence of the layout of shopping center on the subway, and put it in the time and space’s axis of Shanghai urban development. We u...