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Some Notes on Geographic Information Systems: The Relationship Between their Practical Application al foundations are being re-examined. A debate on the construction of a new theoretical basis for GIS, begun by a group of experts in the field, now involves many new, as well as the long-standing scientific and technological, aspects of this discipline. Among the new-comers now demonstrating interes

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A Hand-In-Glove Paradigm for Geographyeful approach. For, there are regional entities in volumetric timespace where boundaries are not “arbitrarily imposed”. They are surfaces that separate inside from outside. The paper cites a hierarchical set of nested necessary volumetric natural regions from approximately the negative to the positi

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Making Sense of Human Wayfinding: Review of Cognitive and Linguistic Knowledge for Personal Navigaticompetence literature) and some of the more inductive empirical results (performance literature) of wayfinding. It will point out the limited scope of these investigations compared to the richness of actual human wayfinding, especially in describing the information needs for wayfinding. To address t

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Wayfinding Theory and Research: The Need for a New Approach White, 1975) which have been put forward to explain the development of wayfinding and which have provided a framework for much of the related empirical research. It is argued that the evidence does not clearly support those theories, and it is suggested that recent research in other areas of cognit