Titlebook: Spatial Information Theory; 8th International Co Stephan Winter,Matt Duckham,Ben Kuipers Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin

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Spatial Semantics in Difference Spacesed, knowledge representation paradigms such as classification based ontologies do not always pay tribute to the complexity of geospatial semantics. Other approaches, originating from psychology, linguistics, philosophy or cognitive sciences are regularly investigated to enrich the GIScientist’s repr

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Evaluation of a Semantic Similarity Measure for Natural Language Spatial Relations use well-defined languages and formal rules to process information, humans prefer natural language expressions with vague semantics. Similarity comparisons are central to the human way of thinking: we use similarity for reasoning on new information or new situations by comparing them to knowledge g

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Affordance-Based Similarity Measurement for Entity Typese theory of affordances accounts for this agent-environment interaction, while similarity allows for measuring resemblances among entities and entity types. Most similarity measures separate the similarity estimations from the context—the agents, their tasks and environment—and focus on structural a

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Specifying Essential Features of Street Networksrcially available street network datasets, it is often necessary to generalise from network primitives. However, the appropriate method of generalisation strongly depends on the complex street network feature they belong to. In this paper, we develop formal expressions for road segments and some ess

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Spatial Information Extraction for Cognitive Mapping with a Mobile Robotto use such fragmentary knowledge to find their way home. Humans naturally use more powerful heuristics while lower animals have shown to develop a variety of methods that tend to utilize two key pieces of information, namely distance and orientation information. Their methods differ depending on ho

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Degradation in Spatial Knowledge Acquisition When Using Automatic Navigation Systemsuired when automation fails. This research focused on the potential degradation in spatial knowledge acquisition due to the reliance on automatic wayfinding systems. In addition, the impact of “keeping the user in the loop” strategies on spatial knowledge was examined. Participants performed wayfind

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Stories as Route Descriptions pedestrian navigation - requires extended routing data and algorithms as well as adapted presentation forms to be effective. In our work we study alternative forms of navigation instructions for pedestrians in city environments. In this paper we explore the usefulness of directions given in the for