Research
My research is part of the “NADINE” project, which aims to implement an intuitive door-to-door navigation system that integrates public transport as well as pedestrian route parts. My main interest in this context is to realize a landmark-based navigation system for pedestrians which is adapted to the situational context and provides an adequate presentation of navigational instructions.
CV
since 2012
Research assistant at the Chair of Information Science, Universität Regensburg
2010 - 2012
Studies of information science at Universität Regensburg (Master of Arts Degree)
2007 - 2010
Studies of information science and business administration at Universität Regensburg (Bachelor of Arts Degree)
Publications
Ohm, Christina, Ludwig, Bernd (2013): Estimating the Driver's Workload. In: Timm, Ingo J., Thimm, Matthias (Eds.): KI 2013: Advances in Artificial Intelligence. 36th Annual German Conference on AI, Koblenz, Germany, September 16-20, 2013. Proceedings. Berlin, Springer (Lecture Notes in Computer Science Nr. 8077), p. 130-139.
Ludwig, Bernd, Bienk, Stefan, Kattenbeck, Markus, Müller, Manuel, Ohm, Christina, Einmal, Michael, Glaser, Thomas, Hackl, Markus, Oreskovich, Mark, Schubart, Lea (2013): Do You Recognize that Building's Facade?. In: Künstliche Intelligenz.
