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Geoparsing and geocoding places in a dynamic space context

2019
The backbone of the proposal in this chapter is an automatic parser and a formal encoder of information describing places, spatial and verbal relations in textual documents in order to reconstruct and map the textually described itinerary. These tools allow us to show how to combine the information expressed in French texts, referring to places ...
Gaio, Mauro, Moncla, Ludovic
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Evaluation of Placename Geoparsers

Journal of Map & Geography Libraries, 2023
Jeremy Kenyon   +2 more
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Geospatial footprint library of geoparsed text from geocrowdsourcing

Spatial Information Research, 2016
AOA: The research paper reports on the generation of geospatial footprints from geoparsed text associated with geocrowdsourced platial data collected and stored in the George Mason University Geocrowdsourcing Testbed (GMU-GcT). The GMU-GcT facilitates study of social dynamics, quality assessment, data contribution patterns, and position validation for ...
Ahmad O. Aburizaiza, Matthew T. Rice
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Construction and first analysis of a corpus for the evaluation and training of microblog/twitter geoparsers

Proceedings of the 8th Workshop on Geographic Information Retrieval, 2014
This article presents an approach to place reference corpus building and application of the approach to a Geo-Microblog Corpus that will foster research and development in the areas of microblog/twitter geoparsing and geographic information retrieval. Our corpus currently consists of 6000 tweets with identified and georeferenced place names. 30% of the
Jan Oliver Wallgrün   +5 more
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Geo-semantic-parsing: AI-powered geoparsing by traversing semantic knowledge graphs

Decision Support Systems, 2020
Maurizio Tesconi   +2 more
exaly  

Automated placename resolution in text: geoparsing the Gazetteer for Scotland

2009
The majority of textual information currently available on the Internet contains some sort of geographical information. Due to the unstructured nature of this information, compared to both the complexities of human languages and the ambiguity of placenames, the process of identifying them in a text is not a deterministic process.
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Geoparsing and Geosemantics for Social Media

ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 2016
Stuart E Middleton
exaly  

Location Extraction from Social Media

ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 2018
Ioannis Kompatsiaris   +2 more
exaly  

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