Large-scale analysis of unfiltered search queries shows geospatial intent at 18% of total, dominated by transactional categories outside traditional GIS scope.
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Benchmarks for VLMs in urban perception should incorporate reliability metrics and negotiable labels, as model-human agreement co-varies with human reliability and distributional mismatches appear in a Montreal street scene study.
Analysis estimates 18.7% of Common Crawl documents contain geospatial information like coordinates and addresses, with little difference by language.
The paper identifies gaps in LLM spatial reasoning and advocates graph-enhanced approaches for future spatial search systems.
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Much of Geospatial Web Search Is Beyond Traditional GIS
Large-scale analysis of unfiltered search queries shows geospatial intent at 18% of total, dominated by transactional categories outside traditional GIS scope.
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Benchmarks for Vision-Language Models in Urban Perception Should Be Reliability-Aware and Negotiated
Benchmarks for VLMs in urban perception should incorporate reliability metrics and negotiable labels, as model-human agreement co-varies with human reliability and distributional mismatches appear in a Montreal street scene study.
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Quantifying Geospatial in the Common Crawl Corpus
Analysis estimates 18.7% of Common Crawl documents contain geospatial information like coordinates and addresses, with little difference by language.
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Graph-Enhanced Large Language Models for Spatial Search
The paper identifies gaps in LLM spatial reasoning and advocates graph-enhanced approaches for future spatial search systems.