Image via Wikipedia Back in 2005, while working in large-scale programming projects for data-mining in G.I.S. and Hydrology, I wrote a Prolog interpreter called “G.I.S. Prolog“, equipped with many extra predicates (such as functions to locate points inside polygons, etc).The G.I.S. Prolog interpreter was originally based on the “PIE interpreter” (included as free source-code in [...]
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