A general conceptual framework for multi-dimensional spatio-temporal data sets

Multi - Dimensional Modal Logi as a Framework for Spatio - Temporal

Conceptual Framework for Spatio-temporal Process Model

Geographical phenomena involve entities and changes that are located in both space and time. Therefore, it is not an unjust germane to declare each geographical phenomena as spatio – temporal phenomena. As a result of that, building a taxonomy of spatio – temporal phenomena implies an analysis of the representation of facts and occurrences within a space – time framework. While the absolute app...

Grounding Conceptual Knowledge with Spatio-Temporal Multi-Dimensional Relational Framework Trees

The real world is composed of sets of objects that have multidimensional properties and relations. Whether an agent is planning the next course of action in a task or making predictions about the future state of some object, useful taskoriented concepts are often encoded in terms of the complex interactions between the multi-dimensional attributes of subsets of these objects and of the relation...

Tesseral spatio-temporal reasoning for multi-dimensional data

1 SUMMARY A quantitative spatio-temporal reasoning mechanism founded on a tesseral representation of space is described. The principal advantages of this mechanism are that it is generally applicable to any N-dimensional space while at the same time providing for eeective manipulation and comparison of objects located within such spaces. These advantages are a direct consequence of the derived ...

A general science-based framework for dynamical spatio-temporal models

Spatio-temporal statistical models are increasingly being used across a wide variety of scientific disciplines to describe and predict spatially-explicit processes that evolve over time. Correspondingly, in recent years there has been a significant amount of research on new statistical methodology for such models. Although descriptive models that approach the problem from the second-order (cova...