Spatial information theory: foundations of geographic information science : international conference, COSIT 2001, Morro Bay, CA, USA, September 19-23, 2001 : proceedingsSpringer, 2001 - Science - 502 pages This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Spatial Information Theory, COSIT 3001, held in Morro Bay, CA, USA in September 2001. The 30 revised full papers presented together with three full keynote papers were carefully reviewed and selected from more than 70 submissions. The papers are organized in topical sections on geographical ontology and onthologies; qualitative spatio-temporal reasoning; formalizations of human spatial cognition; space, cognition, and information systems; human and machine approaches to navigation; language and space; and cognitive mapping. |
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LessPopular passagesPage 25 - The fact is that around 1910 a certain space was shattered. It was the space of common sense, of knowledge (savoir), of social practice, of political power, a space thitherto enshrined in everyday discourse, just as in abstract thought, as the environment of and channel for communications; the space, too, of classical perspective and geometry, developed from the Renaissance onwards on the basis of the Greek tradition (Euclid, logic) and bodied forth in Western art and philosophy, as in the form of... Page 19 - We can imagine those rays to be like the finest hairs of the head, or like a bundle, tightly bound within the eye where the sense of sight has its seat. The rays, gathered together within the eye, are like a stalk; the eye is like a bud which extends its shoots rapidly and in a straight line to the plane opposite.17 Among these rays there are differences in strength and function which must be recognized. Page 259 - Motion properties 10. motive state (moving / resting / fixed) 11. internal motion (eg expansion/contraction, form change, wriggle, swirling) 12. confined motion (eg straight oscillation, rotary oscillation, rotation, local wander) 13. translational motion E. Path properties 14. state of continuity (unbroken / saltatory) 15. contour of path 16. state of boundedness (bounded / unbounded) 17. length of path 18. vertical height 19. horizontal distance from signer 20. left-right positioning 2 1 . up-down... Page 18 - I call a sign anything that exists on a surface so that it is visible to the eye. No one will deny that things which are not visible do not concern the painter, for he strives to represent only the things that are seen. Points joined together continuously in a row constitute a line. So for us a line will be a sign whose length can be divided into parts, but it will be so slender in width that it cannot be split. Page 127 - An agent is anything that can be viewed as perceiving its environment through sensors and acting upon that environment through effectors... LessReferences from web pagesMoreProceedings of the International Conference on Spatial Information ...
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| Milton Keynes - Page 401in the relatively new city of Milton Keynes, since their reliance on broad visual and semantic cues is restricted in a more uniform environment. ...more pages: 411 |
| Cambridge, MA - Page 445Principles of Knowledge Representation and Reasoning: Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference (KR-92), pages 165-176, Cambridge, MA, Oct. ...more pages: 430 |
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| San Diego - Page 373However, most participants answered that San Diego is farther west than Reno, which is not the case. Stevens and Coupe explained this effect by the ...more pages: 378 380 |
| Quebec, G1K 7P4 - Page 140Research Chair in Cognitive Geomatics, and Centre for Research in Geomatics Pavilion Casault, Universite Laval Sainte-Foy, Quebec, G1K 7P4 Geofrrev. ... |
| Reno - Page 373However, most participants answered that San Diego is farther west than Reno, which is not the case. Stevens and Coupe explained this effect by the ... |
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| Bloomfield Hills - Page 5but market researchers are well aware that the characteristics of Bloomfield Hills relevant to marketing are very much like those of Scottsdale, ... |
| San Francisco - Page 27Kennedy, John Miller 1974 A Psychology of Picture Perception: Images and Information, San Francisco: Jossey Bass. ...more pages: 445 446 472 488 |
| Santa Barbara - Page 290Project Varenius Seed Grant from the National Center for Geographic Information Analysis (NCGIA), University of California, Santa Barbara to Holly A. ...more pages: 413 |
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| New York City - Page 12The pixels covering New York City may be roughly homogeneous in spectral response when seen from the AVHRR satellite, with a ground resolution of ...more pages: 27 43 189 444 488 |
| Paris - Page 151of instructions acquired from human subjects concerning navigational problems on university campuses and within the confines of the city of Paris. ...more pages: 76 294 |
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| Columbia, SC 29208 - Page 206Allen Department of Psychology, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC 29208 USA cmiller@. sc.edu or allen-garv@sc.edu Abstract. ... |
| Orono, ME 04469 - Page 474Department of Spatial Information Science and Engineering University of Maine, Orono, ME 04469-571 1, USA {max, f red}@spatial .maine. edu Abstract. ... |
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| Pittsburgh, PA 15213 - Page 352Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA 15213-3890 USA Behrmann-f@cmu.edu 2 Department of Psychology, The George Washington University, 2125 G. ... |
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| Eugene, Oregon - Page 401long-term inhabitants of the only grid-pattern city in England (Milton Keynes), and those of a similarly-sized grid-pattern US city (Eugene, Oregon). ... |
| Washington, DC - Page 138Brookings Institution Press, Washington, DC ( 1996). 8. Ferber, J.: Multi-Agent Systems. An Introduction to Distributed Artificial Intelligence. ... |
| Medford, Massachusetts - Page 278Uttal2, Joan Fisher2, and Marshall Mazepa2 1 Tufts University, Department of Psychology, Paige Hall, Medford, Massachusetts, USA 02155 htavlor@tuf ts ... |
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