Titlebook: GeoSpatial Semantics; Second International Frederico Fonseca,M. Andrea Rodríguez,Sergei Levas Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag B

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Architecture for a Grounded Ontology of Geographic Informationndled in a controlled and principled manner, with reference to an example ontology of the domain of naive hydrography, and discuss some of the issues which arise when grounding such a theory in real data — that is to say, when relating qualitative geographic description to quantitative geographic data.

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Regional Equity Exchange-Traded Funds as its prototypical implementation within the open source SIM-DL similarity server. An application scenario is introduced showing how the Alexandria Digital Library Gazetteer can benefit from similarity in terms of improved search and annotation capabilities. Directions for further work are discussed.

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Garry J. Schinasi,R. Todd Smithry phase and we propose algorithms for selecting the best service through QoS (Quality of Service) based semantic matching. The framework is capable of performing dynamic compositions on the fly through a back chaining algorithm. The framework is evaluated by solving queries posed by users in various geospatial decision making scenarios.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137522702y that evolved into the workflow-driven ontology approach. In addition, the paper describes the process used to construct an ontology for gravity data using the computation-driven approach, and it presents a gravity ontology that documents the processes and methods associated with gravity data and related products.

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DAGIS: A Geospatial Semantic Web Services Discovery and Selection Frameworkry phase and we propose algorithms for selecting the best service through QoS (Quality of Service) based semantic matching. The framework is capable of performing dynamic compositions on the fly through a back chaining algorithm. The framework is evaluated by solving queries posed by users in various geospatial decision making scenarios.

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The Gravity Data Ontology: Laying the Foundation for Workflow-Driven Ontologiesy that evolved into the workflow-driven ontology approach. In addition, the paper describes the process used to construct an ontology for gravity data using the computation-driven approach, and it presents a gravity ontology that documents the processes and methods associated with gravity data and related products.

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Joseph E. Cavanaugh,Andrew A. Neathntities and actions is discussed as a way for integration of the two views. The initial results of this approach provide a first step towards an integration of the two existing views in the geospatial domain.

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