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A GIS-Native Framework for Qualitative Place Models: Implementation and Evaluation

2025-09-19

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Humans typically describe spatial location using names, hierarchies, and relative positions (e.g., east of, inside), yet mainstream GIS represents places primarily through geometric coordinates, rendering qualitative spatial queries computationally challenging. We introduce the Qualitative Place Model (QPM), a GIS-native framework that transforms standard boundary datasets and place layers into structured knowledg...

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e153889e-125d-5053-b792-14b57f8dbf61
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10.20944/preprints202509.1690.v1
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