Fuzzy topological simulation for deducing in GIS

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The proposed methodology relies on the fuzzy nine-intersection matrix which is a generalization of the crisp four-intersection matrix for topological similarity computing. The similarity computation between 3D fuzzy matrix and 3D crisp nine-intersection matrix enables the decision variables to be derived. Decision variables, which are used for deducing and drawing conclusion, are consisted of semantic parts and quantifiers (type and strength of relations). Since these variables are dependent on the boundary directly, it is essential to present an efficient method for defining 3D fuzzy boundary. So, in this paper, we complete the information about how we can define fuzzy boundaries between two 3D phenomena and present a new procedure for simulation of 3D spatial topology in a deductive geographic information system (GIS). Therefore, a fuzzy knowledge-base system and an inference engine will be shown results for deduction in GIS environment. © Società Italiana di Fotogrammetria e Topografia (SIFET) 2009.

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Shad, R., Shad, A., Mesgari, M. S., Aghamohammadi, H., & Molaei, D. (2009). Fuzzy topological simulation for deducing in GIS. Applied Geomatics, 1(4), 121–129. https://doi.org/10.1007/s12518-009-0012-2

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