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                       Indoor map data acquisition is about the methods, sensors, media, and platforms
                     that  are  used  to  collect  raw  data  of  indoor  environments  [5].  Commercial  mobile
                     indoor mapping systems can be grouped into different categories based on how the
                     measurement  device  is  set  up:  handheld;  backpack  and  trolley  [6]  for  indoor
                     environments  or  human-based;  wheel-based;  boat-based;  and  sledge-based  [7]  for
                     outdoor  environments.  The  sensors  that  are  used  for  2D/3D  indoor  environment
                     mapping  usually  include  light  detection  and  ranging  (LiDAR),  terrestrial  laser
                     scanner, RGB-D camera, inertial measurement units (IMUs), etc. Di Stefano et al. [7]
                     give  a  detailed  review  of  mobile  laser  scanning  systems  used  in  both  outdoor  and
                     indoor  environments,  divided  into  five  application  domains:  the  built  and  urban
                     environment,  cultural  heritage  and  archaeology,  the  underground  environment,
                     environmental  monitoring,  forestry,  and  agriculture.  Virtanen  et  al.  [8]  show  an
                     approach for creating virtual indoor environments based on photogrammetry/image,
                     terrestrial laser scanning, and depth camera, combined with game engine to assess the
                     quality and usability of geometric indoor models.
                       Geographic  information  systems  (GIS),  which  are  designed  to  collect,  organize,
                     manage, analyze, and visualize spatial data,  can be used to study indoor modelling
                     [4]. Indoor cartography or indoor map representation provide simplifications of the
                     physical spaces based on indoor modelling and applications, as well as visualization.
                     A systematic review focused on the use of GIS in the analysis of indoor spaces was
                     presented  in  [9].  Building  information  modeling  (BIM),  which  aims  to  develop  a
                     method  to  manage  important  building  design  and  project  data  in  digital  format
                                                 -cycle [10], and 3D city models, which aim to represent
                     urban  environments  with  three-dimensional  geometries  of  buildings  and  structures
                     [11], are widely applied to indoor space modelling [12, 13]. Recently, indoor space
                     modelling  has  used  augmented  reality  (AR)  technologies  for  indoor  scenes;  and,
                     the  use  of  AR  devices,  such  as  the  Microsoft  HoloLens,  now  improves  the  indoor
                     navigation experience [14] [16].


                     3     Our approach

                     3.1   Overview of InMaps Framework




                                                                                Service Layer:
                                                                           Indoor location, IoT connect,



                                                                                  3D Layer
                                                                              Indoor navigation




                                                                                  2D Layer

                                           Fig. 1. Overview of InMaps Framework



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