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of approaches for the detection of ego centres and the subsequent design patterns of egocentric mobile maps are introduced and compared to each other. What remain open for the further development are the verification of hypotheses on ego centres and the formalisation of verified ego centres in compu

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Efficient Use of Water in Rain-Fed Agricultureproduction will have to come from dryland agriculture. The importance of optimizing the utilization of water resources in dryland farming is thus beyond dispute. Unfortunately, our ability to achieve substantial increase of crop production under these conditions has not been as great as it has been