Titlebook: Web and Wireless Geographical Information Systems; 10th International S Katsumi Tanaka,Peter Fr?hlich,Kyoung-Sook Kim Conference proceeding

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Visualization of Relationships among Historical Persons Using Locational Informationg ., a diary written by an aristocrat in the classical era. The result showed that the obtained clusters match well with historically meaningful groups, indicating the effectiveness of our proposed method.

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Delimiting Imprecise Regions with Georeferenced Photos and Land Coverage Dataached based on region shrinkage. The overall approach is evaluated by means of statistical classification measures, using regions whose boundaries are well defined. Our results shows that the method proposed here performs better than previous approaches described in the litterature, based solely on interpolation through Kernel Density Estimation.

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Visualization of Relationships among Historical Persons Using Locational Informationg ., a diary written by an aristocrat in the classical era. The result showed that the obtained clusters match well with historically meaningful groups, indicating the effectiveness of our proposed method.

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Build Intelligence from the Physical Worldctive social intelligence from them. Based on this, more innovative Internet services can be developed to facilitate people’s everyday lives. In this talk, I will present our recent work on this direction, as well as other related works in Microsoft and the industry.

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Build Intelligence from the Physical Worldctive social intelligence from them. Based on this, more innovative Internet services can be developed to facilitate people’s everyday lives. In this talk, I will present our recent work on this direction, as well as other related works in Microsoft and the industry.

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GeoST: Geographic, Thematic and Temporal Information Retrieval from Heterogeneous Web Data Sourceskes geographical information retrieval tasks non straightforward processes as the information available is often unstructured. The research presented in this paper introduces an ontology-driven approach whose objective is to facilitate retrieval of geographical information on the Web. Spatio- tempor

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