Point-Set Topological Spatial Relations¶
EGENHOFER, M. J., & FRANZOSA, R. D. (1991). Point-Set Topological Spatial Relations. International Journal of Geographical Information Systems, 5(2), 161-174.
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Primes¶
- Located-In Relation
- In geographic and political modeling, settlements are located in countries, properties in jurisdictions, events at venues, and topological predicates of within and contains are first-class.
This sourceFormalizes topological spatial predicates (within, contains, overlaps, touches) as first-class relations for GIS.
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Formalizes topological inside/contains (and other region relations) for GIS, but does not discuss settlements, countries, property jurisdictions or events at venues.
“the spatial relation inside coincides with the topological notion of being contained in the interior. Conversely, contains corresponds to contains in the interior.”
- In geographic and political modeling, settlements are located in countries, properties in jurisdictions, events at venues, and topological predicates of within and contains are first-class.
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