Titlebook: Spatial Information Theory; 11th International C Thora Tenbrink,John Stell,Zena Wood Conference proceedings 2013 Springer International Pub

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Creating a Corpus of Geospatial Natural Languageation of natural language to ease interaction with geographic information systems. For such activities, examples of geospatial natural language are usually collected from the personal knowledge of researchers, or in small scale collection activities specific to the project concerned. This paper desc

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Reading Geography between the Lines: Extracting Local Place Knowledge from Textsed text. This paper discusses LSA’s practical potential to help discover and locate local vernacular (unofficial) geographic names. It may also highlight people’s cognitive distortions and biases, creating hypotheses for human experiments, and hinting at identical mechanisms for semantic and spatia

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Creating a Corpus of Geospatial Natural Languagesful method uses a set of geospatial syntactic templates that describe common patterns of grammatical geospatial word categories and provide a precision of 0.66. Particular challenges were posed by the range of English dialects included, as well as metaphoric and sporting references.

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Using Maptrees to Characterize Topological Changeesentations of embeddings of possibly disconnected graphs. The focus of this paper is the use of maptrees to admit fine-grained representations of topological change. The ability of maptrees to represent complex spatial processes is demonstrated through case studies involving conceptual neighborhoods and cellular processes.