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Use of the GeoRef CD-ROM by Geoscientists

Journal of Geological Education, 1994
Faculty and graduate students at Washington State University were surveyed regarding access to geoscience literature before and after the introduction of the GeoRef CD-ROM. These researchers accepted this computerized means of access to the geoscience literature, but continued to consult other pertinent indexes or abstracts.
Elaine Brekke, Eileen Brady, Rita Fisher
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GRef2End: a GeoRef® to EndNote® bibliography translator written in awk

Computers and Geosciences, 1992
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PROJECT TO COMBINE A GUIDEBOOK DATABASE INTO GEOREF; STATUS REPORT

Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2016
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Missing References on GEOref Search Lists

Journal of Geological Education, 1983
A test of the comprehensiveness of the GEOREF data set has established that at least eight percent of the items in the reviewed literature may be missed during a computer search of the data base. This percentage increases when non-reviewed literature items are also included in the search.
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Distributed georeferring of remotely sensed Landsat-TM imagery using MPI

1998
Remotely-sensed images processing requires a lot of computational resources. Distributed processing is applied in remote sensing in order to reduce spatial or temporal cost by means of using the message passing interface (MPI). In this paper we have implemented a parallel approach to the rectification and restoration process of Landsat images on a ...
Jesús D. García-Consuegra, José A. Gallud, Gabriel Sebastián   +2 more
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Coverage of Indian Earth Sciences in International Bibliographic Databases: GeoRef, GeoSEARCH and MINLIB

Journal of the Geological Society of India, 1999
Abstract A comparative survey has been made of three keyword-indexed bibliographic computer databases, focusing on their holdings pertaining to the Indian subcontinent in general and India in particular. The selected databases include two very large, commercially available systems of the broadest scope, namely GeoRef (U.S.A.) and ...
Graham C. Wilson, Jennifer Mendelsohn
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ACHIEVING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS BY DRAWING SCIENTOMETRIC KNOWLEDGE AND GIS MAPS OF WORLD GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES IN THE GEOREF DATABASE

Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, 2022
Babak Asli, Narges Ghammai, Masoumeh Eghbali, Behrooz Rasuli   +3 more
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PROPOSAL FOR A TERRITORIAL ASSESSMENT OF THE EFFECTS OF AGRICULTURAL POLICIES WITH A GEOREFERRED MATHEMATICAL PROGRAMMING MODEL: A CASE STUDY

2008
The primary sector has always had a fundamental role in human activities. In recent years, major industrialised and developed countries increased demand for the positive externalities generated by the agriculture, while they reduced the importance of the sector in terms of production of food.
Scozzafava, Gabriele, Scozzafava, Gabriele   +1 more
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GeoReF: Geometric Alignment Across Shape Variation for Category-level Object Pose Refinement

2024 IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)
Object pose refinement is essential for robust object pose estimation. Previous work has made significant progress towards instance-level object pose refinement. Yet, category-level pose refinement is a more challenging problem due to large shape variations within a category and the discrepancies between the target object and the shape prior.
Ales Leonardis, Hyung Jin Chang
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Searching GeoRef for Archaeology

2015
The subject of archaeology presents a challenge to researchers attempting to find adequate indexing resources. Since there is no one source devoted exclusively to archaeology, librarians are forced to seek out any sources which can serve the researchers' needs.
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