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Linking Geosensor Network Data and Ontologies to Support Transportation Modelingogies. A major benefit gained from this kind of linking is the augmentation of databases with generalization or specialization relations from an ontology. We present methods for linking based on a transportation application where data on vehicle position is collected from sensors deployed along a ro

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0302-9743 tworks, adaptable middleware, sensor data integration and mining, au- mated updating of geospatial databases, VR modeling, and computer vision. In order to addr978-3-540-79995-5978-3-540-79996-2Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Eine Erinnerung an Otto Krayer,mizes the data collection paths by approximating the global minimal Steiner tree using solely local spatial knowledge. We identify a number of spatial factors that play an important role for efficient data collection, such as the distribution of participating nodes over the network, the location and

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-36930-2cteristics of the collected data. Depending on the nature of the monitoring application at hand, the targeted data characteristics may range from simply monitoring the variance of a node’s measurements to identifying spatio-temporal correlations amongst the values collected by the sensor nodes.

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