Titlebook: Geospatial Technology and the Role of Location in Science; Henk J. Scholten,Rob Velde,Niels Manen Book 2009 Springer Nature B.V. 2009 Comp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-11409-0aper introduces real-time automatic location and identification and describes the scenario approach which aims at the identification of drivers, trends and scenarios for location awareness in the medium term. Based on the input of scientists and scholars in various disciplines, the paper provides ex

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Paritosh P. Wattamwar,Thomas D. Dziubla pictures is dependent on the availability of two Gestalts: the holistic and the fragmented landscape. The former was historically formed around the landscape painting, the latter is evident in aerial photography and pictures of landscapes on the basis of remote sensing. Gestalts are at the beginnin

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R. G. Jaeger,E. P. Blizard,H. H. Eisenlohrdisciplinary character, involves a wide range of spatial applications from subsurface modelling to distribution maps and predictive modelling. Despite the potential of Geo-ICT for archaeology, its penetration in the discipline is not as extensive as might be expected. The role of education and the a

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Finite Element Method for Beams,portal to historical information and to facilitate research. In fact, very limited use has actually been made of them. Where GIS has been used, it has been outside traditional historical departments, in economics, geography or sociology. In general, history departments remain very reluctant to inclu

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Engineering Construction Specificationsnsformation from a discipline strongly grounded in a spatial theory, concept and method to one in which the geographical dimension has gained increasing prominence. New fields such as spatial demography and geodemographics have emerged, and new geodatasets have become available, facilitated by new u

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Creep, Creep-Fatigue, and Dynamic Failures,ostly in the subdiscipline of spatial economics, where GIS software is used in combination with existing spatially-explicit theories. The increasing availability of spatial data, analytical methods and computer processing power has offered researchers ways of exploring spatially-related phenomena in

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4471-3581-4ral for a long time. Due to its affinity with the ‘hard’ natural sciences, quantitative techniques were introduced early on, followed later by ICT applications. Researchers readily adopted these technologies to support statistical, mapping and remote sensing techniques. Geo-ICT then moved from a sup