Titlebook: Cognitive and Linguistic Aspects of Geographic Space; New Perspectives on Martin Raubal,David M. Mark,Andrew U. Frank Book 2013 Springer-V

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Reasoning on Class Relations: An Overview,hose of the cardinality restrictions have to be considered, in particular symmetry and compositions, but also other inferences. The chapter provides a summary of research and a discussion of open issues for future work on class relation reasoning.

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Prospects and Challenges of Landmarks in Navigation Services,l develop a categorization of existing approaches and highlight their shortcomings. Finally, principles and methods of user-generated content will be identified as a promising, feasible way forward to future landmark-based navigation services.

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Researching Cognitive and Linguistic Aspects of Geographic Space: Las Navas Then and Now,Research. As background we provide historical information for the Las Navas 1990 meeting and citation statistics regarding the resulting book and its chapters. We also review the major intellectual influences on our field at that time from different perspectives and compare them to what we have lear

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Spatial Computing,n .. In that chapter, I suggested that spatial inference engines might provide the basis for rather general cognitive capabilities inside and outside the spatial domain. In the present chapter, I will follow up on this perspective and I will illustrate the ways in which research in spatial cognition

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The Cognitive Development of the Spatial Concepts NEXT, NEAR, AWAY and FAR,ly on young children’s understanding of relatively few locatives and only in small-scale spaces. Subsequently, these studies provide limited insight into the comprehension of locatives in general, the results are relevant to spatial relationships in only one spatial context, the studies provide litt

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