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

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CP Violations in , and , Systems becomes increasing vital for a variety of applications (such as homeland security, transportation, environmental monitoring, etc.). We employ a top-down ontology-driven software development methodology. We use the SNAP/SPAN ontology as a sample framework for the conceptual schema. We compare our me

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Modeling Spatio-temporal Network Computations: A Summary of Results

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Geographic Information Retrieval by Topological, Geographical, and Conceptual Matchinghese layers have been treated in an isolated way, their integration expects to be a better solution to capture the semantics of spatial objects. Thus, the use of spatial semantics and the integration of different information layers improve GIR, because adequate retrieval parameters according to the

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A Rule-Based Description Framework for the Composition of Geographic Information Services these descriptions to discover appropriate services and compose them into a service chain that can produce the required information. The method is illustrated using an example from the domain of risk management.

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Spatio-temporal Conceptual Schema Development for Wide-Area Sensor Networks becomes increasing vital for a variety of applications (such as homeland security, transportation, environmental monitoring, etc.). We employ a top-down ontology-driven software development methodology. We use the SNAP/SPAN ontology as a sample framework for the conceptual schema. We compare our me

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Semantic Similarity Applied to Generalization of Geospatial Data an inconsistency. The method does not depend on coordinates, scales, units of mea-sure, cartographic projection, representation format, geometric primitives, and so on. The approach is applied and tested on the generalization of two topographic layers: rivers and elevation contour lines (case of st

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978-3-540-76875-3Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2007