Titlebook: Geography and Technology; Stanley D. Brunn,Susan L. Cutter,J. W. Harrington Book 2004 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2004 Computer.E

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Georg Friedrich Louis Stromeyers.g., geodetic control, orthoimagery, digital elevation models) and selected framework thematic variables (e.g., land use/cover data, vegetation type and condition) are examined. The chapter concludes with a summary of advances in information extraction techniques and the integration of GIS and remote sensing.

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Geography and Technologytwo fundamental desires in human nature: (1) to find out what lies over the next hill, i.e., to explore unknown places and report what we find; and (2) to know where we are in order both to get home and to return to that spot if we wish, i.e., to navigate on the face of the earth. In the first case,

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Federal Funding, Geographic Research, and Geographic Technologies: 1904–2004ld War II, the federal government has provided substantial support for geographic research. Programs such as the Office of Naval Research and the National Science Foundation have provided major investment into geographers’ research activities. In this paper, we trace the history of relationships bet

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The Imbrication of Geography and Technology: The Social Construction of Geographic Information Systeat the relationships between geography and technology are never clear-cut, but always intertwined like tree roots in a forest. The roots (or rhizomes) of each tree support an individual above ground, while the tangled roots just visible or invisible below the surface are a messy tangle that also are

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