2. COSIT 1995: Semmering, Austria

@proceedings{DBLP:conf/cosit/95,
  editor    = {Andrew U. Frank and
               Werner Kuhn},
  title     = {Spatial Information Theory: A Theoretical Basis for GIS, International
               Conference COSIT '95, Semmering, Austria, September 21-23, 1995,
               Proceedings},
  publisher = {Springer},
  series    = {Lecture Notes in Computer Science},
  volume    = {988},
  year      = {1995},
  isbn      = {3-540-60392-1},
  bibsource = {DBLP, http://dblp.uni-trier.de}
}

• Max J. Egenhofer, David M. Mark:
  Naive Geography. 1-15
  

Qualitative Spatial Reasoning I

• Boi Faltings:
  Qualitative Spatial Reasoning Using Algebraic Topology. 17-30
  
• Mark Gahegan:
  Proximity Operators for Qualitative Spatial Reasoning. 31-44
  
• Daniel Hernández, Eliseo Clementini, Paolino Di Felice:
  Qualitative Distances. 45-57
  
• Kai Zimmermann:
  Measuring without Measures: The Delta-Calculus. 59-67
  

User Interfaces and Metaphors

• Earl Rennison, Lisa Strausfeld:
  The Millennium Project: Constructing a Dynamic 3+D Virtual Environment for Exploring Geographically, Temporally and Categorically Organized Historical Information. 69-91
  
• Andreas Dieberger:
  Providing Spatial Navigation for the World Wide Web. 93-106
  
• May Yuan, Jochen Albrecht:
  Structural Analysis of Geographic Information and GIS Operations from a User's Perspective. 107-122
  
• Jean-Paul Peloux, Philippe Rigaux:
  A Loosely Coupled Interface to an Object-Oriented Geographic Database. 123-137
  

Generalisation

• Robert Weibel, Stefan F. Keller, Tumasch Reichenbacher:
  Overcoming the Knowledge Acquisition Bottleneck in Map Generalization: The Role of Interactive Systems and Computational Intelligence. 139-156
  
• Emmanuel Fritsch, Jean Philippe Lagrange:
  Spectral Representations of Linear Features for Generalisation. 157-171
  
• J. Mark Ware, Christopher B. Jones, Geraint Ll. Bundy:
  A Triangulated Spatial Model for Cartographic Generalisation of Areal Objects. 173-192
  

Wayfinding

• M.-A. Amorim, S. Glasauer, K. Corpinot, A. Berthoz:
  Object Orientation and Location Updating During Nonvisual Navigation: The Characteristics and Effects of Object- Versus Trajectory-Centered Processing Modes. 193-206
  
• Reginald G. Golledge:
  Path Selection and Route Preference in Human Navigation: A Progress Report. 207-222
  
• Wolfgang Maass:
  How Spatial Information Connects Visual Perception and Natural Language Generation in Dynamic Environments: Towards a Computational Model. 223-240
  
• Emmanuel Stefanakis, Marinos Kavouras:
  On the Determination of the Optimum Path in Space. 241-257
  

Multiple Representations

• Michela Bertolotto, Leila De Floriani, Paola Marzano:
  A Unifying Framework for Multilevel Description of Spatial Data. 259-278
  
• Paola Magillo, Leila De Floriani, Elisabetta Bruzzone:
  Updating Visibility Information on Multiresolution Terrain Models. 279-296
  
• Bud P. Bruegger:
  Theory for the Integration of Scale and Representation Formats: Major Concepts and Practical Implications. 297-310
  

Qualitative Spatial Reasoning II

• Anthony G. Cohn:
  A Hierarchical Representation of Qualitative Shape based on Connection and Convexity. 311-326
  
• Stephen C. Hirtle:
  Representational Structures for Cognitive Space: Trees, Ordered Trees and Semi-Lattices. 327-340
  
• Christoph Schlieder:
  Reasoning About Ordering. 341-349
  

Spatial Analysis

• Felix Bucher, Andrej Vckovski:
  Improving the Selection of Appropriate Spatial Interpolation Methods. 351-364
  
• Yue-Hong Chou:
  Spatial Pattern and Spatial Autocorrelation. 365-376
  

Temporal Reasoning

• Antony Galton:
  Towards a Qualitative Theory of Movement. 377-396
  
• Eric Allen, Geoffrey Edwards, Yvan Bédard:
  Qualitative Causal Modeling in Temporal GIS. 397-412
  
• P. A. Story, Michael F. Worboys:
  A Design Support Environment for Spatio-Temporal Database Applications. 413-430
  
• Itzhak Benenson, Juval Portugali:
  Internal vs. External Spatial Information and Cultural Emergence in a Self-Organizing City. 431-441
  

Cultural, Social, and Linguistic Aspects of Space

• Jürgen Brotschart:
  The Social Perception of Space: Non-Spatial Determinants of the Use of Directionals in Tongan (Polynesia). 443-462
  
• Elizabeth Keating:
  Spatial Conceptualizations of Social Hierarchy in Pohnpei, Micronesia. 463-474
  
• Barry Smith:
  On Drawing Lines on a Map. 475-484
  
• Daniel R. Montello:
  How Significant Are Cultural Differences in Spatial Cognition? 485-500
  

Spatial Relations

• Janice I. Glasgow:
  A Formalism for Model-Based Spatial Planning. 501-518
  
• Klaus-Peter Gapp:
  Object Localization: Selection of Optimal Reference Objects. 519-536
  
• Yannis Theodoridis, Dimitris Papadias:
  Range Queries Involving Spatial Relations: A Performance Analysis. 537-551
  
• David M. Mark, David Comas, Max J. Egenhofer, Scott M. Freundschuh, Michael D. Gould, Joan Nunes:
  Evaluating and Refining Computational Models of Spatial Relations Through Cross-Linguistic Human-Subjects Testing. 553-568
  

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