Titlebook: Geographic Information Science; 8th International Co Matt Duckham,Edzer Pebesma,Andrew U. Frank Conference proceedings 2014 Springer Intern

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-34059-2utocorrelation with diagonal weights, factorial visualization of the network of regions, multivariate generalizations of Moran’s ., as well as “l(fā)andscape clustering,” aimed at creating regional aggregates both spatially contiguous and endowed with similar features.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42497-1l consistency and classification plausibility. These methods are based on constraint checking and machine learning methods. They can be used to check the validity of data during contribution or at a later stage for collaborative manual or automatic data correction.

dearth

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-33142-2n ontology highlighted in this paper utilizes an affordance based approach, which can be exploited for navigation purposes. A brief explanation of the routing methodology based on affordances is given in this paper, to justify the need for an indoor navigation ontology.

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Spatial Weights: Constructing Weight-Compatible Exchange Matrices from Proximity Matricesutocorrelation with diagonal weights, factorial visualization of the network of regions, multivariate generalizations of Moran’s ., as well as “l(fā)andscape clustering,” aimed at creating regional aggregates both spatially contiguous and endowed with similar features.

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Geosemantic Network-of-Interest Construction Using Social Media Dataes. An experimental evaluation assesses the quality of the algorithms by constructing networks for London and New York. The results show that this method is robust and provides accurate and interesting results that allow us to discover transportation hubs and critical transportation infrastructure.

ARIA

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