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Publications covered in this issue
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- DANGLING SEGMENT
And where do you find a geoethics expert when you need one? - GEO:SKILLS
What's the point? pt2.
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New GeoInformatics Online Website
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Automated Classification of Aerial Photographs
Detection of Forest Borders and Single Trees
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Looking Into a Volcano: Drilling Unzen
Setsuya Nakada and John Eichelberger
For the first time, geologists are peering deep inside an active volcano to understand how eruptions occur. -
A Fresh Angle on Oil Drilling
Sara Pratt
New technologies are playing a key role in controversial oil and natural gas drilling on the North Slope of Alaska.
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Avoid Port Bottlenecks-- Web-Based Mapping Tool Puts
Port of Tacoma on Track
Patrick Moore
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Enterprise Enablement:
The New Economics of Spatial Processing
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LBS is here: Are you ready for
it?
Jamil Ahmad
LBS implementation is a complex task... -
Enabling mobile mapping
Dr Robert F Austin, Anthony J Quartararo III
The ASP model can be applied to the GIS industry...
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Wireless in the Alps
Erwin Löhnert , Heiko Mundle , Günter Heinrichs , Elmar Wittmann
The PARAMOUNT project developed a location-based service (LBS) prototype, focusing particularly on the needs of tourists in the Alps and Pyrenees. -
Simulating GPS In Urban Traffic Environments
Terry Moore , Lloyd Bennett , Drazen Vrhovski
Road User Charging (RUC) - also known as road pricing - reduces the pressure on urban or interurban road space by making drivers pay for using it.
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Chasing Tornadoes
Priit J. Vesilind
Stalking the funnel clouds that rip through America's heartland, a National Geographic team gets in close for a terrifying look at the workings of the deadly storms. -
Cranes
Jennifer Ackerman
Symbols of luck and majesty, cranes have been called "wildness incarnate." But with wildness disappearing and their luck running out, the great birds are getting some help from scientists and self-described "craniacs."
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Viable Viaducts
Russ L. Tamblyn
Nebraska firm scans 400 bridges in 30 days for a pioneering online truck permitting system. -
Accessing the Digital Connection
Travis Lung
Discovering the ease of bridging data transfer programs aids a Texas firm in profit and growth.
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Feature: The Rubicon Trail: Mapping the
World's Wildest County Road
Loren Massaro and Randy Pesses
RTK GPS Mapping of historic trail through El Dorado National Forest in Northern California. -
Feature: Surveying the Wacissa / Aucilla
Terry Wilkinson, PLS and Steve Sharpe, PLS
Surveying in river swamp and coastal marsh for the state of Florida's ongoing environmental acquisition efforts.
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RTK GPS: More Than Just a Tool
Surveyors Should Remain Measurement Experts -
NEXTMap: Private Sector Maps Indonesia
Moment of Rebirth for Mapping Industries
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Interview with Steve
Lombardi
msmobiles.com recently caught up with Steve Lombardi in Cannes, France to discuss the soon-to-be-announced MapPoint Location Server -
Calling MapPoint From C++ Without the MFC
Safety Net
Richard Marsden shows you how to access the MapPoint COM interface from C++ without using MFC. The code has been tested with Visual C++, Intel C++ Compiler, and C++Builder.
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Introduction of Digital Asia Network
Shin-ichi Sobue -
The Outline of OGC Specifications and their
Application to Digital Asia
Kenji Hiraishi and Takashi Araki
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Geographic Data for Academic Research: Assessing Access
Policies
Bastiaan van Loenen and Harlan J. Onsrud -
Extracting and Visualizing Individual Space-Time Paths: An
integration of GIS and KDD in Transport Demand Modeling
Ali Frihida, Danielle J. Marceau, and Marius Thériault
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A Filter Flow Visual
Querying Language and Interface for Spatial Databases
A.J. Morris, A.I. Abdelmoty, B.A. El-Geresy, C.B. Jones -
Predicting Forest
Age Classes from High Spatial Resolution Remotely Sensed Imagery Using Voronoi Polygon Aggregation
Trisalyn Nelson, Barry Boots, Mike Wulder, Rob Feick
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A Basis for
Estimating Digital Camera Parameters
Don Light
Matching the resolution of the optics with the detectors provides a sound basis for estimating the principal parameters for large digital cameras. -
Mobile Digital
Cameras for As-Built Surveys of Roadside Features
Kandiah Jeyapalan
A method for determining the three-dimensional locations of roadside features appearing on multiple sequential images captured using a mobile videologging system without any ground control is described.
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Low-Frequency
Variations, Chandler and Annual Wobbles of Polar Motion as Observed Over One Century
Joachim Höpfner -
The Use of Waste
Materials in the Passive Remediation of Mine Water Polution
Lesley C. Batty , Paul L. Younger
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GIS and Human-centered Systems Design: Using
Ethnographic Data Collection and Analysis Methods to Design a Utility Permitting Support System
Christopher D. Ellis, Cesar Quiroga, Sang-Young Shin, and Robert J. Pina -
Challenges for Enterprise GIS
Gordon N. Keating, Paul M. Rich, and Marc S. Witkowski
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Line-based modified
iterated Hough transform for automatic registration of multi-source imagery
Ayman F. Habib, Rami I. Alruzouq -
Kaiser filter for
antialiasing in digital photogrammetry
Kourosh Khoshelham, Ali Azizi
