Timeline Design of Event Evolution in Time-Space Frame of Information Reconstruction
Bo Zhang, Pan Jingchang, Jiang Gaoyu · 2018
The majority of informational data in the real world is related to time and geographical location. With the advent of the information age, information of time and space will be ubiquitous and ever-present. Reconstructing the original information to extract the temporal and spatial information of the object, scientifically and objectively displaying the spatio-temporal information has become an urgent problem to be solved. This article shows the process of the transition of objects along the timeline under the framework of space-time. It can not only query the spatial information, the status of the object in the past, present, certain time or time period, but also can retrieve the process information of the object as a whole, which reflects the continuity of the development of the event object; it can deal with two or more events. The objects are compared in time, reflecting the connections and differences between different events