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Journal of Spatial Information Science, Volume 12

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Volume 12, Number 1, January-June 2016

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Christopher G. Gale, Alexander D. Singleton, Andrew G. Bates, Paul A. Longley:
Creating the 2011 area classification for output areas (2011 OAC). 1-27
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Matt Aadland, Christopher Farah, Kevin Magee:
µ-shapes: Delineating urban neighborhoods using volunteered geographic information. 29-43
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Rahul Deb Das, Stephan Winter:
A context-sensitive conceptual framework for activity modeling. 45-85
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Antonio Barbeito, Marco Painho, Pedro Cabral, João Goyri O'Neill:
Exploring the human body space: A geographical information system based anatomical atlas. 87-111

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