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The GeoInfo series of scientific conferences is an annual forum for exploring research, development and innovative applications in geographic information science and related areas. This book provides a privileged view of what is currently happening in the field of geoinformatics as well as a preview of what could be the hottest developments and research topics in the near future.
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The GeoInfo series of scientific conferences is an annual forum for exploring research, development and innovative applications in geographic information science and related areas. This book provides a privileged view of what is currently happening in the field of geoinformatics as well as a preview of what could be the hottest developments and research topics in the near future.
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From the reviews:
“Advances in Geoinformatics benefits not only professionals in geoinformatics but also those who are interested in new research works and ideas in the geospatial information science community in its broadest sense. … The book editors … have provided a well-organized set of individual papers to grasp recent developments and efforts in the field of geoinformatics. … it would be enjoyable read for those who are interested in computational science and software engineering aspects of geospatial information science and the latest innovative approaches to them.” (Dong Han Kim, Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy, Vol. 2 (3), October, 2009)
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From the reviews:
"Advances in Geoinformatics benefits not only professionals in geoinformatics but also those who are interested in new research works and ideas in the geospatial information science community in its broadest sense. ... The book editors ... have provided a well-organized set of individual papers to grasp recent developments and efforts in the field of geoinformatics. ... it would be enjoyable read for those who are interested in computational science and software engineering aspects of geospatial information science and the latest innovative approaches to them." (Dong Han Kim, Applied Spatial Analysis and Policy, Vol. 2 (3), October, 2009)
