Titlebook: Geographic Information Science; 4th International Co Martin Raubal,Harvey J. Miller,Michael F. Goodchil Conference proceedings 2006 Springe

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What Is the Region Occupied by a Set of Points?,uch a region should represent the location or configuration of the points as an aggregate, abstracting away from the individual points themselves. In this paper, we call such a region a ‘footprint’ for the points. We investigate and compare a number of methods for producing such footprints, with res

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Voronoi Hierarchies,e propose a simple mechanism whereby each index Voronoi cell contains the generators of several Voronoi cells in the next lower level. This allows various processes of indexing, paging, visualization and generalization to be performed on various types of data. While one-level Voronoi indexes have be

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Characterising Meanders Qualitatively,ular, we focus on the curve progression telling us how objects spread across the landscape. For instance, sinuosities of rivers provide important information about imperilled locations in the case of flood waters. However, precise geometrical descriptions are overdetermined and frequently difficult

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Status Functions, Collective Intentionality: Matters of Trust for Geospatial Information Sharing,pporting the process of finding a collective understanding of what the data can be reliably used for. In John Searle’s philosophical work on social reality, this coordinator articulates the struggle to create and maintain the status functions and collective intentionality required for successful dat