Advanced Search
Keywords:
Paper Title:
Author:
Conference:
Journal:
Year:
 
ObjectID : Conference/599
COSIT - Spatial Information Theory
(Publications: 254) (Citation Count: 1,774) Year Range: 1993-2007
Year:
Order by: Year|Citation|Rank
The rank of a paper is calculated by considering the authors, the published conference or journal, and its citation graph. The highest ranking result will appear first.                   Learn more
Published Papers
A Uniform Handling of Different Landmark Types in Route Directions
- 2007
(Citations: 4)
Kai-florian Richter
Abstract. Landmarks are crucial for human,wayfinding. Their integration in wayfinding assistance systems is essential for generating cognitively ergonomic route directions. I present an approach to automatically determining references to dierent,types of landmarks. This approach exploits the circular order of a decision point’s branches. It allows uniformly handling point ...
Scale-Dependent Simplification of 3D Building Models Based on Cell Decomposition and Primitive Instancing
- 2007
(Citations: 1)
Martin Kada
Semantic Categories Underlying the Meaning of 'Place'
- 2007
(Citations: 1)
Brandon Bennett, Pragya Agarwal
Abstract. This paper analyses the semantics of natural language expressions that are associated with the intuitive notion of ‘place’. We note that the nature of such terms is highly contested, and suggest that this arises from two main considerations: 1) there are a number,of logically distinct categories of place ...
Affordance-Based Similarity Measurement for Entity Types
- 2007
(Citations: 1)
Krzysztof Janowicz, Martin Raubal
Abstract. When,interacting with the environment,subjects ten d to classify entities with respect to the functionalities they o ffer for solving specific tasks. The theory of affordances accounts for this agent-e nvironment interaction, while similarity allows for measuring resemblances among entities and entity types. Most similarity measures,separate ...
Spatial Semantics in Difference Spaces
- 2007
(Citations: 1)
Vlad Tanasescu
Abstract. Higher ,level semantics ,are considered ,useful in the ,geospatial domain, yet there is no general consensus on the form these semantics should take. Indeed, 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, ...
An Image-Schematic Account of Spatial Categories
- 2007
(Citations: 1)
Werner Kuhn
From Top-Level to Domain Ontologies: Ecosystem Classifications as a Case Study
- 2007
(Citations: 1)
Thomas Bittner
Three Sampling Methods for Visibility Measures of Landscape Perception
- 2007
Gerd Weitkamp, Arnold Bregt, Ron Van Lammeren, Agnes Van Den Berg
Thalassographeïn: Representing Maritime Spaces in Ancient Greece
- 2007
Jean-marie Kowalski, Christophe Claramunt, Arnaud Zucker
Degradation in Spatial Knowledge Acquisition When Using Automatic Navigation Systems
- 2007
Avi Parush, Shir Ahuvia, Ido Erev
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next
Microsoft Research Asia | Help | Feedback | Specific Terms
©2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Contact Us | Terms of Use | Trademarks | Privacy Statement