Boca Raton / Chichester / Washington DC / Cambridge / Los Angeles / Vienna / Lisbon / /
Company
Geographic Information Systems / Interoperability Working Group / Spatial Information Resources / MIT Press / CRC Press / SRI International / Oxford University Press / John Wiley and Sons / New Computing Technologies / National Academies Press / /
Country
Japan / Austria / United States / Canada / Portugal / United Kingdom / China / Czech Republic / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
California Science Center / University Morgantown / Geography University of Iowa / University Consortium / / /
IndustryTerm
geospatial technologies / ubiquitous computing / analytical tools / distributed computing / locationally-aware technologies / operational applications / communications technology / real time information / technology creating powerful information / software models / human and physical systems / scientific viewing tools / computing / http /
Organization
National Research Council / NASA’s Land Processes Distributed Active Archive Center / MIT / West Virginia University / Science Committee / Millennium Assessment Organization / US federal government / Commission on Geosciences / Environment and Resources / Federal Geographic Data Committee / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / California Science Center / University of Iowa / Oxford University / /
Person
E. Lynn Usery / David M. Mark / Max J. Egenhofer / David Gelernter / Karen K. Kemp / Michael Goodchild / Al Gore / / /
Position
Professor of GeographyDepartment / Vice-President / major military contractor / Maguire D. J. / author / Professor / Fisher / forensic specialist / /
ProvinceOrState
Carroll County / Florida / California / Iowa / /
Region
West Virginia / /
Technology
GPS / communications technology / visualization technologies / human genome / http / Radio frequency / locationally-aware technologies / /
From macrogeography to microgeography and back: Emerging issues for geographical information handling across scales Gregory Elmes Professor of GeographyDepartment of Geology and Geography 425 White Hall