Torsten Hahmann

Associate Professor, University of Maine

Joined

July 2019

Names

Torsten Hahmann

Emails

****@maine.edu (Confirmed)

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Career & Education History

Associate Professor

University of Maine (umaine.edu)

Present

Advisors, Relations & Conflicts

PhD Advisor

Michael Gruninger

2006 – 2013

Expertise

geospatial ontology

Present

first-order logic ontologies

Present

ontology verification

Present

Publications

CODI: A multidimensional theory of mereotopology with closure operations
Torsten Hahmann
- 2020 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- Appl. Ontology 2020
- Readers: Everyone
A Methodology for Implementing the Formal Legal-GRL Framework: A Research Preview
Amin Rabinia, Sepideh Ghanavati, Llio Humphreys, Torsten Hahmann
- 2020 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- REFSQ 2020
- Readers: Everyone
The FOUnt ontologies for quantities, units, and the physical world
Bahar Aameri, Carmen Chui, Michael Grüninger, Torsten Hahmann, Yi Ru
- 2020 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- Appl. Ontology 2020
- Readers: Everyone
Geographies of the Holocaust: Experiments in GIS, QSR, and Graph Representations
Tim Cole, Torsten Hahmann
- 2019 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- Int. J. Humanit. Arts Comput. 2019
- Readers: Everyone
Water features and their parts
Boyan Brodaric, Torsten Hahmann, Michael Gruninger
- 2019 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- Appl. Ontology 2019
- Readers: Everyone
Formal Qualitative Spatial Augmentation of the Simple Feature Access Model
Shirly Stephen, Torsten Hahmann
- 2019 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- COSIT 2019
- Readers: Everyone
Foundational Ontologies for Units of Measure
Michael Grüninger, Bahar Aameri, Carmen Chui, Torsten Hahmann, Yi Ru
- 2018 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- FOIS 2018
- Readers: Everyone
Using commonsensical cardinal directions to describe bordering objects
Gregory Kritzman, Torsten Hahmann
- 2018 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- SIGSPATIAL/GIS 2018
- Readers: Everyone
On Decomposition Operations in a Theory of Multidimensional Qualitative Space
Torsten Hahmann
- 2018 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- FOIS 2018
- Readers: Everyone
Using a hydro-reference ontology to provide improved computer-interpretable semantics for the groundwater markup language (GWML2)
Torsten Hahmann, Shirly Stephen
- 2018 (modified: 06 Nov 2022)
- Int. J. Geogr. Inf. Sci. 2018
- Readers: Everyone

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