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Formalising bio-spatial knowledge

Proceedings of the international conference on Formal Ontology in Information Systems - Volume 2001, 2001
There is now a growing literature on qualitative spatial representations covering many aspects of spatial representation including mereology, topology, orientation and distance. In this paper I will briefly outline some of these approaches to qualitative spatial representation and then apply these theories to the task of formalising a non-trivial ...
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Spatial Knowledge and Behaviour

2017
Using spatial media to understand, navigate and act on the world is an integral element in being a connected, technology-using individual. Apple users discovered just how critical spatial media are to their everyday life when updating their mobile devices to the iOS6 operating system on 19 September 2012.
Evans, Leighton, Perng, Sung-Yueh
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The Authenticity of Spatial Planning Knowledge

European Planning Studies, 2012
This article intends to start a debate on the authentic disciplinary grounds of spatial planning studies as a scientific discipline of spatial intervention closely interrelated with practices of spatial development. In a volatile epoch of regrouping academic specializations, scientists feel a strong incentive to reflect on the authentic grounds of ...
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Spatial knowledge and cyberworlds

First International Symposium on Cyber Worlds, 2002. Proceedings., 2003
"Spatialization" refers to the creation of a graphic representation based on a spatial metaphor and the transformation that condenses large complex semantic domains into their essential components. Spatialization can be defined as the projection of elements of a high-dimensional information space into a low-dimensional, potentially experiential ...
Eklund P., Akamatsu H.
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Maintaining qualitative spatial knowledge

1993
We present mechanisms used to maintain the consistency of a knowledge base of spatial information based on a qualitative representation of 2-D positions. These include the propagation heuristics used when inserting new relations as well as the reason maintenance mechanisms necessary to undo the effects of propagation when deleting a relation. Both take
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On the spatiality of geographic knowledge

Asian Geographer, 2018
The present paper aims to explore how the principle of “spatiality” provides internal consistency and intrinsic unity to the science of geography.
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Spatial knowledge in linguistic knowledge. A semantic analysis of Italian spatial prepositions

2022
U ovoj se knjizi istražuje prostorno značenje onih članova prijedložnog sustava u standardnom talijanskom koji svoja primarna značenja ostvaruju upravo u domeni prostora. Istraživanje je provedeno unutar kognitivnolingvističkog teorijskog okvira, pri čemu je Vandeloiseov (1986, 1991) funkcionalni pristup prostornim prijedlozima u francuskom jeziku ...
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Multiresolutional spatial knowledge representation

Proceedings of the first international conference on Industrial and engineering applications of artificial intelligence and expert systems - IEA/AIE '88, 1988
S. Waldon, Alex Meystel
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Robotics and spatial knowledge

2023
Ce chapitre présente une recherche visant à examiner l'impact de l'utilisation de robots de sol programmables sur les connaissances des élèves âgés de 6 à 8 ans dans le domaine de l'espace. Il propose une catégorisation des types de tâches spatiales abordées au cycle 2 de l'école primaire, qui a permis de concevoir un test évaluant les connaissances ...
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Primitives of Spatial Knowledge

1995
A minimal set of primitives for building sets of spatial concepts is presented. These are needed for understanding the many GIS being circulated today. Using primitives of identity, location, magnitude, and time, simple and more complex spatial concepts can be derived. These ultimately become embedded in spatial language.
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