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The contribution deals with the problem of detecting, interpretation and understanding various contexts on the background of the process understanding and the context applying. Also the problem of multi-criteria evaluation is addressed and the different ways of knowledge integration is discussed. Despite rapid progress in this area, there are still a significant number of challenges that need to be addressed to enable automatic contextual decision making. Those challenges include robust detection of the context, its interpretation, multi-level semantic information and understanding on the base of inference from object interactions. The contribution is focused also on the use of Voronian diagrams in combination with standard spatial data to support the decisions in the field of nearest objects selection with regards to the additional considerations. It is shown that the localized knowledge make possible to aggregate important aspects of defined objects and phenomena and evaluate them in context of different requirements.