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Quantifying the non-isomorphism of global urban road networks using GNNs and graph kernels. [PDF]
Tian L, Rao W, Zhao K, Vo HT.
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The escalating burden of cyclist road injuries among reproductive-aged women in china: a longitudinal and gender-specific analysis of the global burden of disease study 1990-2021. [PDF]
Zhang C +12 more
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The Australian Park Life project: Development of a nationally standardised spatial layer and public participatory GIS for greenspace in Australian capital cities. [PDF]
Hooper P, Edwards N.
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Digital Technologies and Machine Learning in Environmental Hazard Monitoring: A Synthesis of Evidence for Floods, Air Pollution, Earthquakes, and Fires. [PDF]
Wilk-Jakubowski JL +4 more
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Classifying Motorcyclist Behaviour with XGBoost Based on IMU Data. [PDF]
Navratil G, Giannopoulos I.
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Our contribution concerns the use of Social Media Geographic Information (SMGI) as an emergent pluralist source of information which may find valuable application in spatial planning and Geodesign. On the base of empirical research, the authors propose a tentative framework for SMGI Analytics in spatial planning.
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Journal of Sustainable Tourism, 2013
New map-based online tools have the potential to facilitate citizen participation in discussing the impacts of tourism. This research investigates the use of Geospatial Web 2.0 (Geoweb) tools to gather volunteered geographic information (VGI) on tourism-related environmental change from citizens of Barbados.
Britta Ricker +2 more
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New map-based online tools have the potential to facilitate citizen participation in discussing the impacts of tourism. This research investigates the use of Geospatial Web 2.0 (Geoweb) tools to gather volunteered geographic information (VGI) on tourism-related environmental change from citizens of Barbados.
Britta Ricker +2 more
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2018
With the advent of communication technology and location enabled handheld devices, the citizens, regardless of their knowledge or expertise, may help in generating spatial information. This phenomenon is known as volunteered geographic information (VGI).
A. Dasgupta, S. K. Ghosh
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With the advent of communication technology and location enabled handheld devices, the citizens, regardless of their knowledge or expertise, may help in generating spatial information. This phenomenon is known as volunteered geographic information (VGI).
A. Dasgupta, S. K. Ghosh
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Geo Journal, 2017
Volunteered geographic information (VGI) has fundamentally changed the way in which geoinformation is generated, distributed and handled. It entails manifold practices and discourses which are currently investigated from both affirmative and critical perspectives.
Tilo Felgenhauer
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Volunteered geographic information (VGI) has fundamentally changed the way in which geoinformation is generated, distributed and handled. It entails manifold practices and discourses which are currently investigated from both affirmative and critical perspectives.
Tilo Felgenhauer
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