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Date: 2015-04-19 17:14:12
Mathematics
Structure
Network analysis
Algebraic graph theory
Sociology
Centrality
Social network analysis
Data mining
Scale-free network
Graph theory
Networks
Network theory

Data Exploration with GIS Viewsheds and Social Network Analysis Giles Oatley∗1 , Tom Crick†1 and Ray Howell‡2 1 Department of Computing, Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK Faculty of Business and Society, Universi

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