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An intelligent geospatial reasoning system

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An intelligent geospatial reasoning system

Tim Finin, 1:00pm 10 January 2007

The SWIG IRC Scratchpad points out a good example of a working distributed, intelligent geospatial reasoning system. It will be hard to improve on this, especially given the low cost to use it.

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