Affiliation:
1. University of Bamberg, Germany
Abstract
In this chapter, the authors outline how collections of georeferenced media items can be indexed and searched in P2P IR systems. They discuss different types of P2P IR systems and focus in detail on an approach based on collection description and selection techniques. This approach tries to adequately describe and select collections of georeferenced media items. Finally, the authors discuss its broad applicability in various application fields.
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