Abstract. A datatype with increasing importance in GIS is what we call the location history–a record of an entity’s location in geographical space over an interval of time. Thi...
Abstract. Integration of GIS and hydrologic models has been a common approach for monitoring our ever-changing hydrologic system. One important issue in adapting such an approach i...
Chen-Chieh Feng, Thomas Bittner, Douglas M. Flewel...
In geospatial applications with heterogeneous databases, an ontology-driven approach to data integration relies on the alignment of the concepts of a global ontology that describe ...
As technology advances we encounter more available data on moving objects, thus increasing our ability to mine spatiotemporal data. We can use this data for learning moving object...
In this paper, we present a technique that generalizes 3D building groups of virtual 3D city models according to a cell structure that is derived from infrastructure networks. In ...
The problem of line simplification is a recurrent problem in cartography. The purpose is to remove irrelevant details while emphasising the main features of the line. Most of the ...
Spatial and georeferenced information plays an important role in urban land management processes such as spatial planning and environmental management. As many of the processes ar...
Image retrieval of landscape photographs requires accurate annotation using multi-faceted descriptions relating to the subject and content of the photograph. The subject of such ph...
Topological relations, which concern how two objects intersect, are one of the most fundamental and well-studied spatial relations. Typically, topological relations are distinguis...