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A spatial relation specifies how some object is located in space in relation to some reference object. When the reference object is much bigger than the object to locate, the latter is often represented by a point.
Learn how to think spatially with spatial relationships, which identify how features relate to one another in geographic space. Explore the four types of spatial relationships (adjacency, contiguity, overlap, and proximity) and how they are used in GIS tools such as spatial join and topology rules.
Learn how to foster children's spatial language and geometric thinking through activities and interactions. Explore the attributes, transformations and relationships of shapes and objects in the world.
25 de oct. de 2017 · Learn how spatial awareness and language are fundamental to children's development and mathematical learning. Find out how to support and extend children's spatial skills through play, activities, and interactions.
Learn the basic concepts, terms and definitions of spatial analysis, such as spatial autocorrelation, scale, spatial heterogeneity and space conceptualization. Explore the spatial analysis workflow and the real-world project with ArcGIS and GeoDa.
This article introduces a taxonomy for classifying types of spatial queries that use spatial relationships to retrieve spatial objects. Spatial relationships are core components in the design and definition of spatial queries, and they can be topological, metric, or directional.
This chapter explores the nature, development, and transfer of spatial thinking in different domains and contexts. It discusses how to foster expertise in spatial thinking and how to incorporate it into the K–12 curriculum.
