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ORCIDResearch on Computing Science, Volume 4
Volume 4, 2003
Semantic Processing of Spatial Data
- Serguei Levachkine, Victor Alexandrov:
Cognitive promptings for semantic-mind analysis and object-oriented data integration of information flows. 2-10 - Serguei Levachkine, Victor Alexandrov:
Semantic-mind analysis and object-oriented data integration of visual information: A primer. 11-21 - Serguei Levachkine:
System approach to R2V conversion for analytical GIS. 22-33 - Aurelio Velázquez, Serguei Levachkine:
Text/Graphics separation in raster-scanned color cartographic maps. 34-41 - Alexander F. Gelbukh, Serguei Levachkine, SangYong Han:
Combining sources of evidence to resolve ambiguities in toponym recognition in cartographic maps. 42-51 - Edgardo Manuel Felipe-Riverón, Mario E. Ramos-García:
Enhancement of digital color halftone printed images. 52-58 - Jesús Angulo, Jean Serra:
Mathematical morphology in color spaces applied to the analysis of cartographic images. 59-66 - Eugene Bodansky:
System approach to a R2V conversion: From research to commercial system. 67-75 - Anne Ruas:
Spatial analysis and agent principles to automate generalization process. 76-81 - Dan Lee:
Generalization within a geoprocessing framework. 82-91 - Tao Cheng, Zhilin Li:
Measures for semantic quality after polygon generalization. 92-101 - Marco Antonio Moreno Ibarra, Serguei Levachkine:
Automated digital map description for generalization. 102-109 - Ursula C. Benz, Peter Hofmann, Gregor Willhauck, Iris Lingenfelder, Markus Heynen:
Multi-resolution, object-oriented fuzzy analysis of remote sensing data to GIS ready information. 110-126 - Oleksiy B. Pogrebnyak, Pablo Manrique Ramírez:
Image filter for efficient impulse noise removal and fine detail preservation. 127-132 - Jianfeng Ren, Yuli Shen, Lei Guo:
A novel image retrieval. 133-139 - Jaeyeon Lee, SooHyun Cho, YunKoo Chung:
Mosaicing system with strong robustness in camera motion. 140-144 - Rolando Quintero Téllez:
Increasing resolution of Digital Elevation Models using bicubic parametric patches. 145-151 - David Sheeren, Nils Gesbert, Sébastien Mustière:
A formal model for the specifications of geographic databases. 152-159 - Sandrine Balley:
Assisting users in selecting and restructuring data sets. 160-168 - Miguel Torres, Serguei Levachkine:
Generating spatial ontologies based on the spatial semantics. 169-178 - Carlos Granell-Canut, José Poveda, Michael Gould:
Incremental weak composition and invocation of geographic web services. 179-187 - José Poveda, Michael Gould:
Multidimensional binary indexing for neighbourhood calculations in spatial partition trees. 188-196 - Jun Feng, Naoto Mukai, Toyohide Watanabe:
Multi-level transportation network adaptable to traffic navigation. 197-204 - Lau Bee Theng, Wang Yin Chai:
Sketch spatial query representation model. 205-214 - Alexander F. Gelbukh, Grigori Sidorov, Sang Yong Han:
Adaptation and use of spatial and non-spatial data mining. 215-220 - Claudia Zepeda Cortés, David Sol-Martínez:
An implementation of spatio-temporal annotated constraint logic programming (STACLP). 221-225 - Antonio Razo, David Sol-Martinez:
GISELA: a web-based interface for risk management GIS using XML. 226-228 - J. Armando Guevara:
The spatial enabling of information paradigm. 229-237 - Ángel M. Felicísimo, Jesús Muñoz:
Dispersed by Wind Project: A Motion Analysis over Wind Fields. 238-244 - Elba Ortiz, Eliot Ramírez, Arturo Rodríguez, Eduardo Villaseñor, Roxana Toledo:
Using GIS to assess spatial distribution of Mexico City emissions inventory. 245-248
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