Titlebook: Spatial Information Theory; International Confer Anthony G. Cohn,David M. Mark Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelber

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Path Memory in Real-World and Virtual Settingsr a parallel study involving a virtual version of that setting. After viewing the path, participants made a series of directional and scene recognition judgments involving locations along that path after either being moved directly to the testing site or being moved there via a circuitous route. At

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Data-Driven Matching of Geospatial Schemasf databases from different data providers within a common platform. Generally, database integration consists of two steps: schema integration and object integration. Concerning schema integration, a crucial part is the identification of semantically corresponding elements in different schemas. This

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The Role of Spatial Relations in Automating the Semantic Annotation of Geodatainding and accessing relevant data in different application contexts. By using geospatial domain ontologies and semantic annotations of geodata based on these ontologies semantic interoperability can be achieved. However, since no automated methods for the semantic annotation of geodata exist this r

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, Specifications of Qualitative Calculire the point algebra of linear time and Allen’s interval calculus. Examples of spatial calculi include mereotopological calculi, Frank’s cardinal direction calculus, Freksa’s double cross calculus, Egenhofer and Franzosa’s intersection calculi, and Randell, Cui, and Cohn’s region connection calculi.