A. Rashid, B.M. Shari#, and M.J. Egenhofer. Natural-language spatial relations between linear and areal objects: The topology and metric of english-language terms. International Journal of Geographic Information Science, 12(3):215--246, 1998. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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