GeoAI and Human Geography The Dawn of a New Spatial Intelligence Era /

GeoAI and Human Geography The Dawn of a New Spatial Intelligence Era /

Bibliographic Details
Corporate Author: SpringerLink (Online service)
Other Authors: Huang, Xiao (Editor), Wang, Siqin (Editor), Wilson, John (Editor), Kedron, Peter (Editor)
Summary:XIX, 413 p. 57 illus., 48 illus. in color.
text
Language:English
Published: Cham : Springer Nature Switzerland : Imprint: Springer, 2025.
Edition:1st ed. 2025.
Series:Springer Geography,
Subjects:
Artificial intelligence.
Human geography.
Geographic information systems.
Environmental geography.
Artificial Intelligence.
Human Geography.
Geographical Information System.
Integrated Geography.
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-87421-5
Format: Electronic Book
Table of Contents:
  • Part 1: Foundations of Human Geography and GeoAI
  • Chapter 1: Human Geography In The Era of Big Data And AI
  • Chapter 2: The Evolution of Geospatial Artificial Intelligence
  • Chapter 3: Pillars of GeoAI In Human Geography
  • Part 2: Major GeoAI Advances That Reshape Human Geography
  • Chapter 4: Integrating Natural Language Processing In Human Geography
  • Chapter 5: Explainable AI In Spatial Analysis
  • Chapter 6: Human-centered Computer Vision For Urban Sensing
  • Chapter 7: Social Network Analysis In Human Geography
  • Chapter 8: Converging GeoAI and CyberGIS For Human Geography
  • Chapter 9: High-Performance Geospatial Computing And Computationally Reproducible Human Geography
  • Part 3: Branches of Human Geography Intersected With GeoAI
  • Chapter 10: GeoAI and Cultural Geography
  • Chapter 11: GeoAI and Economic Geography
  • Chapter 12: From Space To Context: Contextualizing The Food Environment With GeoAI
  • Chapter 13: GeoAI and Political Geography
  • Chapter 14: GeoAI and Health Geography
  • Chapter 15: A Review On The Application of Geospatial Intelligence In Tourism Geography
  • Chapter 16: Artificial Intelligence For Cartography and Maps
  • Chapter 17: GeoAI and Transportation
  • Chapter 18: GeoAI and Urban Geography
  • Part 5: Emerging Trends Future Perspectives
  • Chapter 19: Identifying Gentrification With GeoAI: Synthesizing Physical and Social-Economic Dimensions
  • Chapter 20: Spatial Biases of Generative AI models
  • Chapter 21: Generative AI and Geography Education
  • Chapter 22: Towards Ethical Spatial Decision Making In Geospatial Artificial Intelligence
  • Chapter 23: Sustainable GeoAI In Human Geography: Reproducible, Replicable, and Expandable
  • Chapter 24: The Knowledge Politics Of GeoAI
  • Chapter 25: Digital Divide and GeoAI
  • Chapter 26: Advancing Human Geography With GeoAI: Transforming Land Use and Land Cover Analysis
  • Chapter 27: Cross-Disciplinary Opportunities For GeoAI and Human Geography
  • Chapter 28: Shaping Tomorrow: The Future Of GeoAI In Human Geography.

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