Titlebook: Information Fusion and Geographic Information Systems (IF&GIS‘ 2015); Deep Virtualization Vasily Popovich,Christophe Claramunt,Jérôme Gens

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Detecting Clustering Scales with the Incremental K-Function: Comparison Tests on Actual and Simulate-function to the standard K-function in terms of its fundamental properties and demonstrate the differences using several simulated point processes, which allow us to explore the range of conditions under which differences are obtained, as well as on a real-world geospatial dataset.

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Dynamic Resources Management in Agile IGISsing and analyses made according to expected behavior of end users. The dynamic resource management is implemented using means and tools of artificial intelligence that are a part of IGIS and ready program components of the middleware level provided by Globus Toolkit.

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Design and Development of Personal GeoServices for Universitiesurces like the . by delivering spatially intelligent web-services. OpenStreetMap (OSM) constitutes a valuable source of spatial base-data that can be extracted, integrated, and utilised with such heterogeneous data sources for free. In this paper, we present a Personal GeoServices application built

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Spatial Analysis of Peasants’ Migrations in Russia/USSR in the First Quarter of the 20th Centuryd aggregation statistical method and GIS) the macrostructure of the migration flows of Russia’s rural population since the end of the 19th century and to the first quarter of the 20th century to create an integral spatial distribution of Russia’s rural population inter-regional movement. For such en

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Semantic Trajectories: A Survey from Modeling to Applicationabled smart phones. However, those GPS trackers only provide raw trajectories (x, y, t), ignoring information about the activity, transportation mode, etc. This information can contribute in producing significant knowledge about movements, which transforms raw trajectories into semantic trajectories

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Crowd Computing Framework for Geoinformation Tasksflows of different complexity. Its prominent features include ontological description of crowd members’ competencies profiles; automatic assignment of tasks to crowd members; the support of both human and non-human computing units (hybrid crowd); and spatial features of crowd members which make way