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User interfaces for map algebra

Bruns et al., 1997

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5651235934522999066
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Bruns H
Egenhofer M
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URISA-WASHINGTON DC-

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Abstract Implementations of Tomlin's Map Algebra enjoy much popularity in GIS use and GIS education. While its basic concepts are easy to understand and teach, it also provides a fairly powerful framework for GIS analysis. Map Algebra reflects the general trend in GIS …
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