The semantics for the determination of temporal relationships for geographical objects

A. Adamu; S. Khaddaj; M. Morad

The semantics for the determination of temporal relationships for geographical objects

A. Adamu
, S. Khaddaj
, M. Morad

Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper › peer-review

Abstract

The ability to examine the continuity of change of geographical phenomena has been given some attention in the past decade. However, none of the suggested models have been able to deal with the continuity problem nor to be implemented successfully. This paper aims to investigate a new conceptual model that will represent the semantics in order to allow the continuity and pattern of changes of the geographical objects to be determined over time.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Sept 2001
Event	6th International Conference on GeoComputation - Brisbane, Australia Duration: 24 Sept 2001 → 26 Sept 2001

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Conference	6th International Conference on GeoComputation
Period	24/09/01 → 26/09/01

Bibliographical note

Note: First published on CD-ROM. Produced by: David V. Pullar Publisher: "GeoComputation CD-ROM". ISBN 1864995637

Keywords

Computer science and informatics

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The semantics for the determination of temporal relationships for geographical objects
Adamu, A., Khaddaj, S. & Morad, M., Sept 2001, First published on CD-ROM. Produced by: David V. Pullar Publisher: "GeoComputation CD-ROM". ISBN 1864995637.
Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › peer-review

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The semantics for the determination of temporal relationships for geographical objects

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