Browsing by Subject "Geographic information systems."
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Assessing similarity of dynamic geographic phenomena in spatiotemporal databases.
(2003)The growing availability of routine observations from satellite imagery and other remote sensors holds great promise for improved understanding of processes that act in the landscape. However, geographers' ability to ... -
Creating indigital peripheries: The Bureau of Indian Affairs, geographic information systems, and the digitization of Indian Country.
(2006)The uneven development of GIS as the BIA represents a core-periphery geography. Since the nineteenth century, North American Indians have encountered the implementation of new technologies used to meet the goals and ... -
Landscape structure in a managed forest mosaic of the Southern Appalachian Mountains and its influence on songbirds and small mammals.
(1998)Forests in the Appalachian Mountains have been severely affected by logging in the past and little old-growth is left. The remaining forests form a heterogeneous mosaic of different forest successions. A concern for ... -
Sequencing geographical data for efficient query processing on air in mobile computing.
(2004)Three cost models are derived to measure Data Broadcast Wait (DBW), Data Access Time in the multiplexing scheme (ATDataMul) where both data and indices are broadcast in the same channel, and Data Access Time in the separate ...