Titlebook: GeoSpatial Semantics; First International M. Andrea Rodríguez,Isabel Cruz,Max J. Egenhofer Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Ber

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Mobile GIS: Attribute Data Presentation Under Time and Space Constraintsts available to present the information as a function of the speed of travel and the spatial distribution of objects. An algorithm for changing the duration of the attribute data presentation is presented. A geodata-ontology is used to specify meaningful tran sitions betweeen levels of generalization.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-51399-2in experts themselves creating the conceptual ontology, rather than relying on a software engineer to elicit knowledge about the domain. In particular, this paper concentrates on the creation of conceptual ontologies and analyses the success of our methodology when tested by domain experts.

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Operationalisierung des Forschungsmodells,ontological categories of events and states are discussed. The paper develops these ideas in the context of flows in dynamic geo-networks, and goes on to discuss the possible kinds of causal relations. The paper concludes with an overview of the results and pointers to further research directions.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13539-5 algebraic specification language, followed by the simulation of a search scenario for spatial data. The simulation demonstrates the advantage of query expansion techniques over simple keyword matching.

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Die Gewebe des Menschen und der S?ugetiere ontologies grounded in children’s spatial experience. Questions of how to structure and connect the ontologies will be addressed. The formalization of spatial concepts are investigated in an agent based approach using an algebraic framework.

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Processes and Events in Dynamic Geo-Networksontological categories of events and states are discussed. The paper develops these ideas in the context of flows in dynamic geo-networks, and goes on to discuss the possible kinds of causal relations. The paper concludes with an overview of the results and pointers to further research directions.

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Ontology Matching for Spatial Data Retrieval from Internet Portals algebraic specification language, followed by the simulation of a search scenario for spatial data. The simulation demonstrates the advantage of query expansion techniques over simple keyword matching.

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Purpose-Driven Navigationng navigational schemes. The proposed technique enables what we call . of maps, e.g., “scan region” or “explore neighborhood”. We present example scenarios that demonstrate the benefit of purpose-driven navigation.