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A inteligência empresarial é para as empresas, tanto quanto a inteligência territorial é para as autoridades locais. Entretanto, a inteligência territorial não é a simples exportação de conceitos e ferramentas da inteligência empresarial, mas, em geral, uma nova disciplina caracterizada pela fusão da inteligência humana coletiva e a inteligência informática. Como resultado, as bases de conhecimento geográfico, as regras e motores de inferência não só estão baseados na lógica, mas também na topologia, a geometria e a linguística, além de ter em conta os pontos de vista de múltiplos atores. O alcance deste documento será apresentar os conceitos necessários para construir tais sistemas, isto é, passar da inteligência à engenharia do conhecimento geográfico.
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