Spatial queries entity recognition and disambiguation using rule-based approach

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In the digital world, search engines have been proposed as one of challenging research areas. One of the main issues in search engines studies is query processing, which its aim is to understand user's needs. If unsuitable spatial query processing approach is employed, the results will be associated with high degree of ambiguity. To evade such degree of ambiguity, in this paper we present a new algorithm which depends on rule-based systems to process queries. Our algorithm is implemented in the three basic steps including: deductively iterative splitting the query; finding candidates for the location names, the location types and spatial relationships; and finally checking the relationships logically and conceptually using a rule based system. As we finally present in the paper using our proposed method have two major advantages: the search engines can provide the capability of spatial analysis based on the specific process and secondly because of its disambiguation technique, user reaches the more desirable result.

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  • Figure 2 different behaviour of the Google against queries with same structure
  • Figure 1 the query which responded quietly wrong by the Google
  • Figure 3 our proposed algorithm
  • Figure 4 part of the output of Google Geocode web service

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Hamzei, E., Hakimpour, F., & Forati, A. (2015). Spatial queries entity recognition and disambiguation using rule-based approach. In International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences - ISPRS Archives (Vol. 40, pp. 277–280). International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. https://doi.org/10.5194/isprsarchives-XL-1-W5-277-2015

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