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Foundations of Geographic Information Science
Neighborhoods and Landmarks
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Author(s):
Stephen C.Hirtle
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January 14 2010
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CRC Press
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Book chapters
pp. 3
Geographic Information Science
pp. 19
The Nature and Value of Geographic Information
pp. 33
Communicating Geographic Information in Context
pp. 47
Pragmatic Information Content—How to Measure the Information in a Route Description
pp. 95
Granularity in Change over Time
pp. 117
A Theory of Granular Partitions
pp. 173
Regions in Geography
pp. 191
Neighborhoods and Landmarks
pp. 205
Geographical Terminology Servers—Closing the Semantic Divide
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