Titlebook: Developments in Spatial Data Handling; 11th International S Peter F. Fisher Conference proceedings 2005 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2

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W. Brad Johnson,Kristin L. Landsingerontext. This added to the fact that mobile systems suffer from problems like scarce bandwidth, low quality communication and frequent disconnections, leads to high delays before giving up to date answers to the user. A solution to reduce latency is to use hoarding techniques. We propose a hoarding p

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Mayela Moreno,Celia Atri,Teresa Lartiguets by both textual and spatial relevance. To this end, we introduce ., where similar documents are ranked spread in the list instead of consecutively. The effect of this is that documents close together in the ranked list have less redundant information. We present various ranking methods, efficient

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A Visualization Environment for the Space-Time-Cubeoups is also made easier using GPS. The user’s viewing environment is, by default, interactive and allows one to view the cube from any direction. In this paper the visualization environment is proposed in a geovisualization cont

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Stephen Ruedrich,Frank J. Menolascinonce locations. Reference locations are possible locations from where the user can act in the city. The decoding part of the neural network algorithms ranks and evaluates reference locations according to user’s preferences. The approach is illustrated by a web-based interface applied to the city of Kyot

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Andres Jimenez-Gomez,Kristen S. Fisherrelationships between two regions in terms of the thirteen Allen relations. An index to measure the complexity of the relationships in an arbitrary direction is developed, and experiments are performed on real data.

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