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Simulation Study on Anti-Interference Performance Degradation of GIS UHF Sensors Based on Substation White Noise Reconstruction. [PDF]
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Proceedings of the 6th ACM/IEEE-CS joint conference on Digital libraries, 2006
With the growing importance of mapping land, regions, and their related features, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has become an ever important standard in fields where such detailed study of land features is required. Our archaeology digital library, ETANA-DL (http://etana.dlib.vt.edu), contains thousands of records from eight member excavations ...
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With the growing importance of mapping land, regions, and their related features, Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has become an ever important standard in fields where such detailed study of land features is required. Our archaeology digital library, ETANA-DL (http://etana.dlib.vt.edu), contains thousands of records from eight member excavations ...
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Quo vadis GIS: From GIS to GIMS and Open GIS
1995Modern Geographic Information Systems should provide powerful user-oriented information systems for maintenance and analyses of spatially referenced data. The first part of the paper gives a gentle introduction into the area of GIS, their applications and provides a short overview of fundamental features in traditional GIS. Problems and deficiencies in
Ales Limpouch, Karel Charvát
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On approximations for the GI/GI/1 queue
Computer Networks and ISDN Systems, 1990Abstract This paper contains an investigation of mean waiting time (and queue length) approximations for the GI/GI/1 queue. A great number of previous works on the subject have appeared. An important background for the present work is an ITC-paper by Sudhofen and Pawlita, containing a study of the H2/M/1 queue. This queue has a well-known solution.
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2001
Object oriented databases have been portrayed as being the solution for complex applications such as Geographical Information Systems. Traditional database systems, such as relational, are not adequate for the rich data types typically required from such systems.
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Object oriented databases have been portrayed as being the solution for complex applications such as Geographical Information Systems. Traditional database systems, such as relational, are not adequate for the rich data types typically required from such systems.
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Cartographica, 2004
The ‘socialization’ of GIS describes the increased use of GIS to manage and disseminate data about people and their characteristics, interactions, and everyday concerns. I briefly summarize the technical, political, and institutional issues raised by the increasing socialization of GIS, including concerns about privacy and confidentiality, data ...
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The ‘socialization’ of GIS describes the increased use of GIS to manage and disseminate data about people and their characteristics, interactions, and everyday concerns. I briefly summarize the technical, political, and institutional issues raised by the increasing socialization of GIS, including concerns about privacy and confidentiality, data ...
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Problem GIs and the GI Problem
2018Drunken and brawling GIs behind the lines ended up providing the greatest irritant to good Franco-American relations. The warm welcome accorded to the liberators sometimes turned to active dislike as GI crime mounted. The French, used to low levels of crime before the war and “correct” German behavior during the occupation, were shocked by the ...
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Library Trends, 2006
The implementation and development of effective mentoring is crucial to the growth and success of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) librarianship and staffing. Mentoring is necessary to fill the gaps for all staff members, especially students. I propose that mentoring can assuage many of the staffing obstacles to successful GIS programs.
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The implementation and development of effective mentoring is crucial to the growth and success of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) librarianship and staffing. Mentoring is necessary to fill the gaps for all staff members, especially students. I propose that mentoring can assuage many of the staffing obstacles to successful GIS programs.
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