Primitive DL-RE Topological Relations

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Table of contents

CHAPTER I: Related Work
I.1 Introduction
I.2 Qualitative Spatial and Temporal Representations
2.1 Qualitative Topological Relations
2.2 Qualitative Orientation Relations
2.3 Qualitative Distance Relations
2.4 Qualitative Temporal Relations
I.3 Qualitative Spatio-Temporal Reasoning
3.1 Conceptual Neighbourhoods
3.2 Composition Tables
I.4 Qualitative Movement Modelling
4.1 Space + Time Approaches
4.2 Integrated Space-Time Approaches
I.5 Movement Semantics
I.6 Discussion
CHAPTER II: Movement Patterns
II.1 Introduction
II.2 Modelling Principles
2.1 Primitive DL-RE Topological Relations
2.2 Dimensionality and Cardinality
2.3 Dimension Sequence of an Ordered Set of Spatial Entities
2.4 Neighbouring Discs on Intersection Points
II.3 Boundary-based Movement Pattern between One Directed Line and a Region.
3.1 No Intersection
3.2 One 0-dimensional Intersection Point
3.3 One 1-dimensional Intersection Line
3.4 More than One Intersection
II.4 Orientation-based Movement Pattern between Two Directed Lines
II.5 Conclusion
CHAPTER III: Qualitative Representation of Moving Entities
III.1 Introduction
III.2 Spatio-Temporal Primitives
2.1 Temporal Primitives
2.2 Topological Primitives
2.3 Distance Primitives
III.3 Towards a Region-Region Movement Representation
3.1 Movement outside a Reference Entity
3.2 Movement on the Boundary of a Reference Entity
3.3 Movement inside a Reference Entity
III.4 Towards a Trajectory-Region Movement Representation
4.1 No Intersection
4.2 One 0-dimensional Intersection Point
4.3 One 1-dimensional Intersection line
III.5 Discussion
CHAPTER IV: Qualitative Reasoning on Moving Entities
IV.1 Introduction
IV.2 Continuous Transitions of Movements
2.1 CND for Region-Region Movements
2.1.1 Interpreting the CND
2.1.2 Similarity between Region-Region Movements
2.2 CND for Trajectory-Region Movements
IV.3 Composition Tables
3.1 A Composition Table for Region-Region Movements
3.2 Case Studies
3.2.1 Case study 1
3.2.2 Case study 2
3.2.3 Case study 3
IV.4 Conclusion
CHAPTER V: Experimental Applications
V.1 Introduction
V.2 Application to Air Transportation
2.1 Analysis of Flight Trajectories
2.2 Flight Trajectory Reasoning
V.3 Application to Maritime Transportation
3.1 Maritime Trajectory Patterns
3.2 Maritime Trajectory Reasoning
V.4 Conclusion
CHAPTER VI: Conclusions & Perspectives
VI.1 Outline
VI.2 Main Research Findings
VI.3 Perspectives
APPENDIX A: Résumé étendu de la thèse
A.1 Introduction
A.2 Patrons de Mouvements
2.1 Principes de Modélisation
2.2 Patrons de Mouvements Orientés Frontière entre une Ligne Orientée et une Région
2.3 Patrons de Mouvements Basés sur des Relations d’Orientations entre deux Lignes Orientées
A.3 Représentation Qualitative de Mouvement d’Entités
3.1 Primitives Spatio-temporelles
3.2 Vers une Représentation de Mouvements Région-Région
3.3 Vers une Représentation d’une Trajectoire-Région
A.4 Raisonnement Qualitatif sur des Entités Mobiles
4.1 Transitions Continues de Mouvements
4.2 Tables de Composition
A.5 Applications Expérimentales
5.1 Application au Transport Aérien
5.2 Application au Transport Maritime
A.6 Conclusion
APPENDIX B: List of Publications
APPENDIX C: Short Curriculum Vitae
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