Consider the following superficially simple problem that might be solved using a geographical
information system (GIS). In medical geography we wish to find the rate of incidence of a …

… system designed to handle geographic, spatial or geospatial data for spatiotemporal use
and geographic … In this article, we use the acronym GIS regarding systems and technologies …

… Specifically, in the context of vector-based GIS, use of sharp lines to represent gradual or
partial changes may cause misunderstanding of geographical information and reduce analysis …

Mapping forest soils using conventional methods is time consuming and expensive. An expert
system is described and applied to the mapping of five forest soil-landscape units formed …

… oaks and conifer forests--coded into 24 species. The delimitation of vegetation polygons
within … the three layers and reclassifying the 24 species into eight major categories adapted to …

… observed in complex human systems. As recent reviews indicate, the geographical interest
in urban systems remains as vibrant as ever, with extensive use of GIS for urban research (…

… related articles retrieved from 24 international refereed journals in the GIScience community
… journals for this review and the number of articles retrieved from the respective journals. The …

… of physical geography are smaller than those of human geography, … geography journals
is a small net export from physical geography to human geography, but their total trade volume …

… These forward-looking papers are among the top 10 downloaded IJGIS papers in each
volume from 2010 (vol. 24) to 2016 (vol. 30). A further analysis of the top 10 downloaded papers …

… geographic world is complex, but it does not follow that the rules that are built into our systems
and used to represent the geographic … blocks for geographic representation would give …