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Domain-specific image geocoding
Proceedings of the 13th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2013The use of map-based browser services is of great relevance in numerous digital libraries. The implementation of such services, however, demands the use of geocoded data collections. This paper investigates the use of image content local representations in geocoding tasks.
Lin Tzy Li +3 more
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2007
Introduction Geocoding Methods, Materials, and First Steps toward a Geocoding Error Budget M.P. Armstrong and C. Tiwari Using ZIP codes as Geocodes in Cancer Research K.M.M. Beyer, A.F. Schultz, and Z. Chen Producing Spatially Continuous Prostate Cancer Maps with Different Geocodes and Spatial Filter Methods G. Rushton, Q. Cai, and Z.
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Introduction Geocoding Methods, Materials, and First Steps toward a Geocoding Error Budget M.P. Armstrong and C. Tiwari Using ZIP codes as Geocodes in Cancer Research K.M.M. Beyer, A.F. Schultz, and Z. Chen Producing Spatially Continuous Prostate Cancer Maps with Different Geocodes and Spatial Filter Methods G. Rushton, Q. Cai, and Z.
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Geocoding Recommender: An Algorithm to Recommend Optimal Online Geocoding Services for Applications
Transactions in GIS, 2011AbstractToday, many services that can geocode addresses are available to domain scientists and researchers, software developers, and end‐users. For a number of reasons, including quality of reference database and interpolation technique, a given address geocoded by different services does not often result in the same location.
Hassan A. Karimi +2 more
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2020
Menschen benutzen Adressen um Standorte zu beschreiben. Computer hingegen benutzen Längen- und Breitengrade, oder ähnliche numerische Kodierungen dafür. Den Prozess der Umwandlung einer Adresse in Längen- und Breitengrade nennt man Geocoding. Jedes Mal, wenn ein Mensch einem Computer einen Standort nennt, wird dieser Prozess ausgeführt. Dabei sind zwei
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Menschen benutzen Adressen um Standorte zu beschreiben. Computer hingegen benutzen Längen- und Breitengrade, oder ähnliche numerische Kodierungen dafür. Den Prozess der Umwandlung einer Adresse in Längen- und Breitengrade nennt man Geocoding. Jedes Mal, wenn ein Mensch einem Computer einen Standort nennt, wird dieser Prozess ausgeführt. Dabei sind zwei
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Social reverse geocoding studies
SIGGRAPH Asia 2013 Symposium on Mobile Graphics and Interactive Applications, 2013Owing to the increasing use of social networking in the mobile environment, people today share more than a million geotagged objects that include objects with social tagging on a daily basis. In this paper, we propose social reverse geocoding (SRG). Social reverse geocoding (SRG) provides highly descriptive geographical information to mobile users. GPS
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1984
The purpose of this chapter is to discuss current methods and practices in two very fundamental aspects of spatial analysis. Geocoding can be defined as the process by which an entity on the earth’s surface, a household, for example, is given a label identifying its location with respect to some common point or frame of reference.
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The purpose of this chapter is to discuss current methods and practices in two very fundamental aspects of spatial analysis. Geocoding can be defined as the process by which an entity on the earth’s surface, a household, for example, is given a label identifying its location with respect to some common point or frame of reference.
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