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Spatial intelligence, spatial reasoning and SDI

The most common description of spatial intelligence is the ability to be able to recreate experience and reasoning about shape, measurement and orientation in the space. Spatial intelligence is basically the biological capacity that focuses on spatial judgment. There are many spatially related concepts in use: spatial ability, spatial reasoning, spatial cognition, spatial perception, environmental cognition, cognitive mapping and other. Future on, spatial thinking is a combination of cognitive skills: concepts of space, tools of representation and processes of reasoning. There are more forms of thinking: mathematical, verbal, logical, metaphorical, hypothetical, and other. Ability to use space as a framework for understanding, to define problems and give solutions is based on spatial thinking. Spatial thinking is an essential competence in a lot of branches like surveying, cartography, architecture and other. The conceptualization of the spatial relations is based on semantics and ontological approaches of spatial data, and they are defining theoretical background of spatial intelligence from geoinformation point of view.

SDI ; spatial intelligence ; spatial reasoning ; semantic

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