Titlebook: Spatial Information Theory; 12th International C Sara Irina Fabrikant,Martin Raubal,Scott Bell Conference proceedings 2015 Springer Interna

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Identifying the Geographical Scope of Prohibition Signse about applicable prohibitions is important at any place within the scope. We developed an automated method to determine the scope of signs, aiming to support volunteered geographic information (VGI) applications that wish to capture prohibitions. In this paper we investigate the problem of computi

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Conceptualizing Landscapes the most challenging. While it is possible to focus on specific aspects of our spatial environment and abstract away complexities for experimental purposes, it is important to understand how cognition in the wild or at least with complex stimuli works, too. The research presented in this paper addr

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Citizen Science Land Cover Classification Based on Ground and Aerial Imageryerpret and classify environmental features. This research, with a focus on land cover, explores the extent to which citizen science can be used to sense and measure the environment and contribute to the creation and validation of environmental data. We examine methodological differences and humans’

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Strong Spatial Cognitionironments substitute formal computation, in this approach. The . paradigm employs affordance-based object-level problem solving to complement knowledge-level computation. The paper presents proofs of concept by providing physical spatial solutions to familiar spatial problems for which no equivalent computational solutions are known.

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Identifying the Geographical Scope of Prohibition Signsent of map features with respect to a prohibition and reasoning to infer its scope. In a comparative evaluation we demonstrate that our spatial-semantic approach significantly outperforms a previous method based on proximity.

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