Loose programming of GIS workflows with geo-analytical concepts.
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ABSTRACT: Loose programming enables analysts to program with concepts instead of procedural code. Data transformations are left underspecified, leaving out procedural details and exploiting knowledge about the applicability of functions to data types. To synthesize workflows of high quality for a geo-analytical task, the semantic type system needs to reflect knowledge of geographic information systems (GIS) at a level that is deep enough to capture geo-analytical concepts and intentions, yet shallow enough to generalize over GIS implementations. Recently, core concepts of spatial information and related geo-analytical concepts were proposed as a way to add the required abstraction level to current geodata models. The core concept data types (CCD) ontology is a semantic type system that can be used t
SUBMITTER: Kruiger JF
PROVIDER: S-EPMC7983927 | biostudies-literature | 2021 Feb
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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