Ontology‐based information publishing, retrieval, reuse, and integration have become
popular research topics to address the challenges involved in exchanging data between …

Exact expressions for the expected number of surfaced failure modes and system failure
intensity as functions of test time are presented under the assumption that the surfaced …

Geographic information reflects ontological world views, just like any linguistic utterance.
However, in comparison with spoken language, all kinds of digital information is affected by …

What exactly does interoperability mean in the context of information science? Which entities
are supposed to interoperate, how can they interoperate, and when can we say they are …

Geocomputation is essentially the follow-on revolution from Geographic Information Science
and is expected to gather speed and momentum in the first decade of the 21st century. It …

Manual field surveys for nature conservation management are expensive and time-
consuming and could be supplemented and streamlined by using Remote Sensing (RS). RS …

Current desktop-GIS software cannot answer users' spatial questions directly. The GIS
functionality is hard to identify and use without specific training of GIS skills because of the …

Ontology design patterns ease the engineering of ontologies, improve their quality, foster
reusability, and support the alignment of ontologies by acting as common building blocks or …

The chapter provides an overview of the methodological foundations of GeoAI, with a focus
on the use of deep learning and knowledge graphs. It covers a range of key concepts and …

After a review of previous work on resolution in geographic information science (GIScience),
this article presents a theory of spatial and temporal resolution of sensor observations …