2 Citations
Hierarchies for Event-Based Modeling of Geographic Phenomena
- Computer Science
- 2005
This research constructs an algorithm to generate the part-whole hierarchy for events, which supports multiple representations of events and enables shifts among them, and gives a case study of a car accident scenario.
Event‐oriented approaches to geographic phenomena
- SociologyInt. J. Geogr. Inf. Sci.
- 2005
This paper argues that ‘happenings’ should be upgraded to an equal status with ‘things’ in dynamic geographic representations and suggests ways of doing this, and develops a pure event‐oriented theory of space and time.
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The structure of the housing is such that all surfaces exposed to liquid are free of screw threads or other surface configurations which are not readily sanitizable or sterilizable, particularly by autoclaving.