Advances in Geo-Spatial Information Science

332 Pages·2012·111.435 MB·English

by  Wenzhong Shi

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ADVANCESINGEO-SPATIALINFORMATIONSCIENCE
International Society for Photogrammetry and
Remote Sensing (ISPRS) Book Series
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SchoolofGeography
TheUniversityofNottingham
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Advances in Geo-Spatial
Information Science
Editors
Wenzhong Shi
TheHongKongPolytechnicUniversity,HongKongSAR,China
Michael F. Goodchild
UniversityofCalifornia,SantaBarbara,USA
Brian Lees
TheUniversityofNewSouthWalesattheAustralianDefenceForceAcademy,
Australia
Yee Leung
TheChineseUniversityofHongKong,HongKongSAR,China
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Table of contents
Foreword vii
Acknowledgement ix
LocalOrganisingCommittee xi
ProgrammeCommittee xiii
Introduction
GIScienceinthe21stcentury 3
M.F.Goodchild
Modelingspaceandtime
AunifiedspatialmodelforGIS 13
M.Dakowicz&C.M.Gold
Space-timekernels 25
J.Q.Wang,T.Cheng&J.Haworth
Generalizationoftiledmodelswithcurvedsurfacesusingtypification 33
R.Guercke,J.Q.Zhao,C.Brenner&Q.Zhu
Spatio-temporaltrajectoryanalysisofmobileobjectsfollowingthesameitinerary 47
L.Etienne,T.Devogele&A.Bouju
Modellingthelandallocationprocessintimeandspace 59
M.A.Sharifi,M.Karimi&M.S.Mesgari
Spatialanalysisanddatamining
Automaticallyandaccuratelymatchingobjectsingeospatialdatasets 71
L.Li&M.F.Goodchild
TheestimationofMOEschangebasedonCBR 81
Y.Y.Du,C.H.Zhou,L.J.Wang,G.Y.Qi&X.Z.Yang
Multi-viewaugmentedconcepttoimprovesemanticinteroperabilityofgeospatialdata 93
M.Bakillah&M.A.Mostafavi
InfluencePower-basedHierarchyTreeNeighborFunctionClusteringAlgorithm 107
M.Ji,F.X.Jin,T.Li,X.W.Zhao&B.Ai
Cooperativeinformationaugmentationinageosensornetwork 115
M.Schulze,C.Brenner&M.Sester
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ImplementationofthemarkedStrausspointprocessmodeltotheepicentersof
earthquakeaftershocks 125
S.Anwar,A.Stein&J.L.vanGenderen
Uncertaintymodeling
Accuracyassessmentofextensionaluncertaintymodelledbyrandomsets 143
X.Zhao,A.Stein,T.J.Wang,X.L.Chen&L.Q.Tian
Hierarchicalapproachforanaccuracy-basedconflationofmulti-topographicdatabases 155
S.Dalyot,A.Gershkovich&Y.Doytsher
Mobiledatamodeling
Enhancingtraveltimeforecastingwithtrafficconditiondetection 175
Y.Y.Duan,F.Lu,C.B.Chen&J.Ouyang
AnindexingmethodforsupportingspatialqueriesinP2Psystems 185
L.Meng,W.Xie&D.Liu
Amulti-modalrouteplanningapproachwithanimprovedgeneticalgorithm 193
H.C.Yu&F.Lu
Geo-visualization
Usingdigitalglobestovisualizeclimatechangeimpact 205
R.Bennett,H.Senot,C.J.Pettit,J.-P.Aurambout,F.Sheth,L.Soste&V.Sposito
Anonlinegeographicalvisualisationportalforcommunicatingandsharingnatural
resourceinformation 219
C.J.Pettit,M.Imhof,M.Cox,H.Lewis,W.Harvey,F.Sheth&J.-P.Aurambout
Multi-resolutionrepresentationofdigitalterrainandbuildingmodels 233
F.Tsai,W.J.Lin&L.C.Chen
Location-basedcomputingandservice
Individualdifferencesinthetouristwayfindingdecision-makingprocess:Acasestudy
ofPhillipIsland,Victoria,Australia 245
M.F.AbdulKhanan,J.Xia&R.Inbakaran
Routingwithminimumnumberoflandmarks 257
J.Luo,R.Peng,C.L.Fan&J.X.Hu
Locationbasedcontextawarenessthroughtag-cloudvisualizations 265
V.Paelke,T.Dahinden,D.Eggert&J.Mondzech
Anepilogue 275
B.G.Lees
Authorindex 279
Keywordindex 281
ISPRSBookSeries 285
Colourplates 287
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Foreword
ThisbookistheselectedandfurtherrevisedpaperspresentedattheJointInternationalConference
on Theory, Data Handling and Modelling in GeoSpatial Information Science that was held at
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University in Hong Kong from 26–28 May 2010. The event was
jointlyorganizedbyTechnicalCommissiononTheoryandConceptsofSpatialInformationScience
of the International Society of Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing (ISPRS), Commission on
Geographical Information Science and Commission on Modelling Geographical Systems of the
InternationalGeographicalUnion(IGU).
The ISPRS Technical Commission on Theory and Concepts of Spatial Information Science
has been organizing its symposium every four years alternately with the ISPRS Congress and
is one of the major events of ISPRS.The Commission on Geographical Information Science of
IGUhasbeenorganizingitsbiennialinternationalresearchforumforGeographicalInformation
Science,InternationalSymposiumonSpatialDataHandling(SDH),since1984andthefirstone
washeldinZurich.TheIGUCommissiononModelingGeographicalSystemshasbeenorganizing
itsconferencesovertheyearsonthemodelingandanalysisofgeographicaldataandsystemsin
differentpartsoftheworld.
ThisJointInternationalConference,forthefirsttime,broughttogetherthescholarsfromthree
relatedinternationalcommunities: spatialinformationsciencefromISPRS,spatialdatahanding
from IGU and modeling geographic systems from IGU. The event was thus provided an open
platform for a cross-community and cross-discipline academic discussion. The latest advances
in geo-spatial information science were reported through keynote speeches, technical sessions,
postersandstudentforum.
This book documented the outcome of the Joint International Conference and is composed
of seven sections: Introduction, Modeling Space andTime, SpatialAnalysis and Data Mining,
Uncertainty Modeling, Mobile Data Modeling, Geo-Visualization, Location-Based Computing
andService.Thesecover(a)therecentadvancesregardingthefundamentalissuesofgeo-spatial
informationscience:spaceandtime,spatialanalysis,uncertaintymodelingandgeo-visualization,
and(b)thenewscientificandtechnologicalresearchinitiativesforgeo-spatialinformationscience,
suchasspatialdatamining,mobiledatamodelingandlocation-basedservices.
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Acknowledgement
WewouldliketothankthefinancialsupportoftheFacultyofConstructionandLandUse,TheHong
KongPolytechnicUniversity;ChungChiCollegeandtheFacultyofSocialScience,TheChinese
University of Hong Kong; Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University; and the
StateKeyLaboratoryofResourcesandEnvironmentInformationSystem,InstituteofGeographic,
SciencesandNaturalResourcesResearch,ChineseAcademyofSciencesinorganizingtheJoint
International Conference onTheory, Data Handling and Modelling in GeoSpatial Information
SciencethatwasheldattheHongKongPolytechnicUniversity,HongKong,on26–28May2010.
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