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in conjunction with COSIT 2013
2 Sep 2013 Scarborough, North Yorkshire (United Kingdom)
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Accepted Papers
- Zena Wood and Antony Galton, Urban and Environmental Sciences: The Challenges of `Big Data'
- May Yuan, Some “Missing” Ideas about Time and Space-Time in GIScience
- Kathleen Stewart and Wei Wang, The Role of Spatiotemporal Theories for Information Retrieval and Modeling Human-Environment Interactions
- Mehul Bhatt, Jan Oliver Wallgrun and Christophe Claramunt, Commonsense Cognition of Geospatial Dynamics: Towards bridging the gap between Geography, Artificial Intelligence, and Cognitive Science
- Claudio E. C. Campelo and Brandon Bennett, Towards a Comprehensive Framework for Representing and Reasoning about Geographic Phenomena
- John G. Stell, Relating Space, Time, and Granularity
- Marius Thériault and Christophe Claramunt, On the Representation of Life Trajectories
- Kristin Stock and Didier Leibovici, Discovering Order in Chaos by Deriving Spatio-Temporal Data on the Fly
- Nico Van de Weghe, Berdien De Roo, Yi Qiang and Philippe De Maeyer, Multi-scale Spatio-temporal Analysis of Raster Data: Where Are We and When Will We Arrive There?
- Mehul Bhatt and Carl Schultz, Holistic Spatial Design: Functional tool-sets as repositories of people-centered spatial design principles
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