Abstract
Location is an important feature in describing and understanding the real world. Consequently, it appears in many Web applications and mining approaches as a cross-cutting issue. LocWeb 2017 continues a workshop series addressing issues at the intersection of location-based services and Web architecture and was held in conjunction with WWW 2017. It combines geospatial search, information management, and Web architecture, with a main focus on location-aware information access. The LocWeb 2017 workshop drew contributions from various fields, including transportation and mobility analytics, social media, and urban planning. It further featured keynotes on indoor Web usage and Web standards. This report briefly discusses the theme and the contributions of the workshop
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