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International Conference on Advanced Computer Theory and Engineering (ICACTE 2009)
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2012
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ASME Press
Publication date:
2009
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95 Utilizing Information Extraction to Display Biographies on Google Earth
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Huaiyu Xu
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Huaiyu Xu
Integrated Circuit Applied Software Lab Software College,
Northeastern University
Shenyang,
; huaiyu@cs.ucla.eduChina
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Heng Cai
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Heng Cai
Integrated Circuit Applied Software Lab Software College,
Northeastern University
Shenyang,
; caihength@163.comChina
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Xiaoyu Hou
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Xiaoyu Hou
Integrated Circuit Applied Software Lab Software College,
Northeastern University
Shenyang,
China
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Yingbin Cao
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Yingbin Cao
Integrated Circuit Applied Software Lab Software College,
Northeastern University
Shenyang,
China
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Mo Chen
Mo Chen
Integrated Circuit Applied Software Lab Software College,
Northeastern University
Shenyang,
China
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Published:2009
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Xu, H, Cai, H, Hou, X, Cao, Y, & Chen, M. "Utilizing Information Extraction to Display Biographies on Google Earth." International Conference on Advanced Computer Theory and Engineering (ICACTE 2009). Ed. Yi, X. ASME Press, 2009.
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Due to the information explosion, web IE (information extraction) comes into being. Though people get used to inquiring information by 2-D text reading in traditional way, browsing words is not enough for users' acquiring knowledge today. Actually, people find that most information is geo-referenced especially after Digital Earth (DE) is proposed, which makes people can get information in a 3-D environment. Google Earth (GE) is such kind of one important product of DE. In order to make people get more information from GE's limited information recourses, we utilize IE to extract needed information from semi-structured web page biographies and map...
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1 Introduction
2. System Architecture
3. Biography XML Database Constructions
4. BCDS Server Design and Implementation
5. Experiments and Results
6. Summaries
7. Acknowledgement
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