Titlebook: Environmental Software Systems. Frameworks of eEnvironment; 9th IFIP WG 5.11 Int Ji?í H?ebí?ek,Gerald Schimak,Ralf Denzer Conference procee

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89759-6nformation and cartographic issues within consecutive parts of emergency management cycle used in European Union countries (prevention, preparation, response, and recovery phases). For each phase an adaptive mapping solution is outlined. The principles of adaptive cartography and its applications ar

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-0621-6ore precisely geographical information technologies, prove invaluable in this process. It is clearly difficult to quantify and spatially localize the quality of life. Fuzzy sets allow the capturing of uncertainty. This article deals with the integration of fuzzy sets into a geographical IS to captur

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Research Issues in Adjudicative Competence, local, regional, and national level. eEnvironment is the use and promotion of ICT for the purposes of environmental assessment and protection, spatial planning, and the sustainable use of natural resources. An SDI provides an institutionally sanctioned, automated means for posting, discovering, eva

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Brian Ardy,Iain Begg,David G. Mayesing activity become very intense leaving huge change on the landscape. We may require the original landscape for many purposes (historical, landscape renewal). One of the ways how to reconstruct the original shape of the landscape is the usage of historical maps and old aerial photographs made in th

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Factors Promoting or Hindering Adjustment the mapping works in the terrain and protects the collected data. It runs on hardware of Motorola Company which has sturdy design for work in the field and is perfectly adjusted to needs of field workers. By means of GINA System can be realized mapping projects in extravilans that wouldn’t be even

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48133-8sessment and supporting innovative systems. The next generation of geospatial information infrastructures is proposed as a possible solution. Still, questions such as ‘what does all this mean to environmental information systems’ and ‘what is expected to change’, have only partially been answered. I

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General Sketch of the Course of Adjustmentresources will be used effectively. Therefore, the trend is moving away from physical systems to more instant and short-term environments and virtualization is increasingly taking on a key role in various system architectures. This is already well accepted by a few business units such as customer re

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