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Plan Information and its Retrieval in Map Interpretation: The View from Semioticsraits are values of the variables of dimensionality, location, size, shape, and orientation. Content traits may or may not be formally expressed. Further, they may or may not be implied by object concepts. Where they are formally expressed, they are usually replicated as expression traits through th

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Interaction of Light with Matter,e view of GIS utilization, which, perhaps for solely incidental reasons, is at odds with the newer approaches. This paper presents some considerations of the two ways of viewing and working with GISs. The author, basing notes on experience in the field, hopes that it will contribute to the understan

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