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Spatial strategies for parallel spatial modelling

Geographical Information Systems, 1996
Abstract Abstract. To achieve high levels of performance in parallel geoprocessing, the underlying spatial structure and relations of spatial models must be accounted for and exploited during decomposition into parallel processes. Spatial models are classified from two perspectives, the domain of modelling and the scope of operations, and a framework ...
Yuemin Ding, Paul J. Densham
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Spatial Embedding and Spatial Context

2009
A serious issue in urban 2D remote sensing is that even if you can identify linear features it is often difficult to combine these to form the object you want - the building. The classical example is of trees overhanging walls and roofs: it is often difficult to join the linear pieces together.
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Spatial attention systems in spatial neglect

Neuropsychologia, 2015
It has been established that processes relating to 'spatial attention' are implemented at cortical level by goal-directed (top-down) and stimulus-driven (bottom-up) networks. Spatial neglect in brain-damaged individuals has been interpreted as a distinguished exemplar for a disturbance of these processes.
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Spatial Problem Solving in Spatial Structures

2017
The ability to solve spatial tasks is crucial for everyday life and therefore of great importance for cognitive agents. In artificial intelligence (AI) we model this ability by representing spatial configurations and spatial tasks in the form of knowledge about space and time.
Christian Freksa, Ana-Maria Olteteanu, Thomas Barkowsky, Jasper van de Ven, Holger Schultheis   +4 more
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Spatial Perception:

2022
This chapter aligns with the aesthetics of yijing proposing a new mode of analysing film perception beyond national boundaries and questions of geographical cognition in transnational cinema. Yijing literally means the state of ideation.
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Spatial Universals as the Human Spatial Notion

1999
Peirce (CP 2.753) suggests that humans possess an inherited notion of space, which amongst other notions allows them to adapt to the environment. This paper discusses a conceptual graph approach to defining such spatial notions (i.e. spatial universals) as a finite set of canonical graphs and suggests its use to derive a potentially infinite number of ...
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Do algorithms have a right to the city? Waze and algorithmic spatiality

Cultural Studies, 2022
Eran Fisher
exaly  

Spatial Computing and Spatial Practices

2007
Anders Brodersen, Monika Büscher, Michael Christensen 0002, Mette Agger Eriksen, Kaj Grønbæk, Jannie Friis Kristensen, Gunnar Kramp, Peter Gall Krogh, Martin Ludvigsen, Preben Holst Mogensen, Michael Bang Nielsen, Dan Shapiro, Peter Ørbæk   +12 more
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Socio-physical liveability through socio-spatiality in low-income resettlement archetypes - A case of slum rehabilitation housing in Mumbai, India

Cities, 2020
Ahana Sarkar, Ronita Bardhan
exaly  

The robotic production of spatiality: Predictability, partitioning, and connection

Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 2023
Shanti Sumartojo, Dana Kulic, Leimin Tian   +2 more
exaly