Geographically Constrained Information Retrieval: Geographically intelligent information retrieval,Used

Geographically Constrained Information Retrieval: Geographically intelligent information retrieval,Used

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The stateoftheart information retrieval systems lack the geographical intelligence needed to effectively answer geographydependent questions. Two importance research objectives with respect to the above mentioned challenges are addressed in this thesis: how to mine and analyse the geographical information implicit in text, and how to use the geographical knowledge obtained in this way to build models for answering geographydependent user questions. More specifically, we seek answers to the following (1) how can place names, geographical adjectives and the names of people be used to automatically determine the geographical scopes of documents? (2) how well do the automatically determined scopes of documents compare to human assigned scopes? (3) how best to evaluate of scope resolution systems? (4) how effective is the documents scope in aiding toponyms resolution? (5) how best to evaluate toponym resolution systems? (6) how effective is relevance feedback for GeoIR? (7) how effective is a scopecontrolled toponym selection scheme in relevance feedback procedure? (8) how can scope and type information be incorporated into the document ranking procedure for GeoIR?

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