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A Research Agenda for Geographic Information Science at the United States Geological Survey (2007)
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A Research Agenda for Geographic Information Science at the United States Geological Survey

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DiBiase, D., M. DeMers, A. Johnson, K. Kemp, A Luck, B. Plewe, and E. Wentz. 2006. Geographic Information Science and Technology Body of Knowledge, 1st ed. University Consortium for Geographic Information Science. Washington, D.C.: Association of American Geographers.

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