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Human‐in‐the‐Loop Swarms: A Bionic Swarm Approach to Real‐World Soil Mapping
This article introduces the “Bionic Swarm,” a novel system that lowers the barriers to real‐world swarm validation by abstracting difficult hardware tasks to app‐guided human agents. We demonstrate the system's utility through the experimental validation of a geotechnical soil‐mapping swarm algorithm and show superior performance to baseline approaches
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The Kananaskis Wildfire Charter: a good start. [PDF]
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Analysis of the characteristics of geography study tour program development in China. [PDF]
Liu D, Yang W, Zhan X, Feng C.
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Beyond biology: Social and geographic determinants of hypertension in rural Alabama communities. [PDF]
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Spatiotemporal evolution of the thermal environment and influencing factors in Kashgar City's Urban Expansion. [PDF]
Yan J, Wu W, Du C, Zhang X, Sheng X.
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Spatial influencing factors and protection strategies of traditional villages in ethnic areas: A case study of Guangxi. [PDF]
Tan J, Liu J, Zou Y, Wei X.
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Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 1981This commentary discusses the prospectus for a humanistic geography provided by the contributors to D. Ley, M. Samuels (eds) Humanistic geography: prospects and problems. The resurgence of a humanist tradition in geography has drawn its impetus in part from la giographie humaine of Vidal de la Blache, and an examination of the connections between the ...
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The Journal of Academic Librarianship, 1999Yi-Fu Tuan, professeur de geographie humaine, explique qu'il n'y a aucune spontaneite dans la nature et que toute chose est dirigee par une force dominante. Ainsi, la science geographique peut nous enseigner beaucoup de choses sur l'homme mais egalement sur les bibliotheques.
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