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Toponym Disambiguation in Historical Documents Using Network Analysis of Qualitative Relationships
Proceedings of the 3rd ACM SIGSPATIAL International Workshop on Geospatial Humanities, 2019In this paper we use network analysis to identify qualitative "neighbors" for toponyms in an eighteenth-century French encyclopedia, but could apply to any entry-based text with annotated toponyms. This method draws on relations in a corpus of articles, which improves disambiguation at a later stage with an external resource.
Katherine McDonough, Denis Vigier
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL ON Advances in Information Sciences and Service Sciences, 2012
This article considers the issue of the Geographic Information Retrieval (GIR) suggesting the development of techniques for disambiguation of toponyms based on ontologies to address the ambiguity in GIR queries. In particular, mixed domain ontology was built to way of organizing the Spanish-speaking countries, in order to develop a disambiguator method
Adriana Lopez - +4 more
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This article considers the issue of the Geographic Information Retrieval (GIR) suggesting the development of techniques for disambiguation of toponyms based on ontologies to address the ambiguity in GIR queries. In particular, mixed domain ontology was built to way of organizing the Spanish-speaking countries, in order to develop a disambiguator method
Adriana Lopez - +4 more
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Proceedings of the Third International ACM SIGMOD Workshop on Managing and Mining Enriched Geo-Spatial Data, 2016
Place similarity has a central role in geographic information retrieval and geographic information systems, where spatial proximity is frequently just a poor substitute for semantic relatedness. For applications such as toponym disambiguation, alternative measures are thus required to answer the non-trivial question of place similarity in a given ...
Andreas Spitz +2 more
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Place similarity has a central role in geographic information retrieval and geographic information systems, where spatial proximity is frequently just a poor substitute for semantic relatedness. For applications such as toponym disambiguation, alternative measures are thus required to answer the non-trivial question of place similarity in a given ...
Andreas Spitz +2 more
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DisasterTD: Disaster Toponym Disambiguation Using Multimodal LLMs and Cross-View Geolocalization
IEEE Transactions on Geoscience and Remote SensingSocial media imagery (SMI) provides timely and fine-grained ground perspectives that are valuable for situational awareness and emergency response. Unlike satellite or aerial imagery, SMI can capture disaster impacts and ground-level conditions in a timely manner.
Danfeng Hong, Naixia Mou
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Location Extraction From Social Media
ACM Transactions on Information Systems, 2018Ioannis +2 more
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2026 16th International Conference on Communications (COMM)
Emil Ştetco, George Bara, Daniel Bran
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Emil Ştetco, George Bara, Daniel Bran
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