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Core concepts of spatial information for transdisciplinary research
2012
International Journal of Geographical Information Science
Geographic information science is coming out of its niche behind the systems, in order to contribute to transdisciplinary research. To succeed, this move requires a conceptual consensus on what spatial information is and how it can be used. The article proposes a set of ten core concepts of spatial information, intended to be meaningful to scientists who are not specialists of spatial information: location, neighbourhood, field, object, network, event, granularity, accuracy, meaning, and value.
doi:10.1080/13658816.2012.722637
fatcat:cimorqpx6bca7i4dyi3iyjci2e