A

Acosta y Lara, S.

• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

Akiwumi, F.

• LAND USE, MICROCLIMATE, AND SURFACE RUNOFF LINKAGES: SPACE-TIME MODELING FROM ROKEL-SELI RIVER BASIN, SIERRA LEONE, pages 225–230

Amaduzzi, S.

• VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF CELLULAR & TWITTER DATA USING QGIS, pages 199–209

Andreo, V.

• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

van Altena, V.

• ADDING 3D GIS VISUALIZATION AND NAVIGATION TO THE SPARQL QUERY LOOP, pages 11–14

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Barde, J.

• COASTAL MAPPING AND KITESURFING, pages 3–10

Baving, T.

• ADDING 3D GIS VISUALIZATION AND NAVIGATION TO THE SPARQL QUERY LOOP, pages 11–14

Beek, W.

• ADDING 3D GIS VISUALIZATION AND NAVIGATION TO THE SPARQL QUERY LOOP, pages 11–14
• LINKED DATA VIEWING AS PART OF THE SPATIAL DATA PLATFORM OF THE FUTURE, pages 49–52

Bhattacharya, D.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Blechinger, P.

• OVERCOMING DATA SCARCITY FOR ENERGY ACCESS PLANNING WITH OPEN DATA – THE EXAMPLE OF TANZANIA, pages 23–26

Boerboom, L.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127

Bolat, A.

• INDOOR SPATIAL DATA CONSTRUCTION FROM TRIANGLE MESH, pages 101–108

Bonhommeau, S.

• COASTAL MAPPING AND KITESURFING, pages 3–10

Bosch, G.

• LINKDALE: A LIGHTWEIGHT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR (GEOSPATIAL) LINKED DATA, pages 187–190

Bowlick, F.

• DEVELOPING A LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION OF SALT MARSHES USING UAS TIME-SERIES IMAGERY AND AN OPEN SOURCE WORKFLOW, pages 155–162

Brovelli, M. A.

• PREFACE: ACADEMIC TRACK OF FOSS4G 2018 – LEAVING NO-ONE BEHIND, pages 1–2
• CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LAND COVER INTERCOMPARISON AND VALIDATION: WHAT IS AVAILABLE AND WHAT IS NEEDED, pages 15–22
• AN OPEN SOURCE APPROACH FOR THE INTRINSIC ASSESSMENT OF THE TEMPORAL ACCURACY, UP-TO-DATENESS AND LINEAGE OF OPENSTREETMAP, pages 147–154
• A SEMI-AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE FOR A DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE FOSS4G DEVELOPERS’ COMMUNITY, pages 171–174

Buberwa, F.

• ADOPTION OF GEOSPATIAL GOVERNANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF E-GOVERMENT IN TANZANIA: ADDRESSING BOTTLENECKS IN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, pages 163–170

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Cader, C.

• OVERCOMING DATA SCARCITY FOR ENERGY ACCESS PLANNING WITH OPEN DATA – THE EXAMPLE OF TANZANIA, pages 23–26

Cantiani, M. G.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Carullo, M.

• DEVELOPING A LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION OF SALT MARSHES USING UAS TIME-SERIES IMAGERY AND AN OPEN SOURCE WORKFLOW, pages 155–162

Casteleyn, S.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Chassot, E.

• COASTAL MAPPING AND KITESURFING, pages 3–10

Chen, J.

• CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LAND COVER INTERCOMPARISON AND VALIDATION: WHAT IS AVAILABLE AND WHAT IS NEEDED, pages 15–22

Ciolli, M.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Clementi, M.

• OPEN NETWORK FOR LOCAL SELF SUSTAINABILITY, BOOSTING BIOREGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH AN OPEN DATA SHARING SYSTEM, pages 27–33

Coetzee, S.

• TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF MAPATHONS – REFLECTING ON YOUTHMAPPERS EXPERIENCES, pages 35–42
• ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING: EVALUATING SOLAR POTENTIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS USING GRASS AND FREELY AVAILABLE DATA, pages 69–76

D

Degbelo, A.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Delucchi, L.

• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

Dessì, A.

• THE USE OF THE UAV IMAGES FOR THE BUILDING 3D MODEL GENERATION, pages 217–223

E

Ehbrecht, C.

• PROJECTS BASED ON THE WEB PROCESSING SERVICE FRAMEWORK BIRDHOUSE, pages 43–47

F

Folmer, E.

• ADDING 3D GIS VISUALIZATION AND NAVIGATION TO THE SPARQL QUERY LOOP, pages 11–14
• LINKED DATA VIEWING AS PART OF THE SPATIAL DATA PLATFORM OF THE FUTURE, pages 49–52
• LINKDALE: A LIGHTWEIGHT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR (GEOSPATIAL) LINKED DATA, pages 187–190

Fontana, C.

• OPEN NETWORK FOR LOCAL SELF SUSTAINABILITY, BOOSTING BIOREGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH AN OPEN DATA SHARING SYSTEM, pages 27–33

Frassinelli, F.

• AN OPEN SOURCE APPROACH FOR THE INTRINSIC ASSESSMENT OF THE TEMPORAL ACCURACY, UP-TO-DATENESS AND LINEAGE OF OPENSTREETMAP, pages 147–154

Furfaro, G.

• THE USE OF THE UAV IMAGES FOR THE BUILDING 3D MODEL GENERATION, pages 217–223

G

Gobbi, S.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Gould, M.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Granell, C.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Green, C.

• TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF MAPATHONS – REFLECTING ON YOUTHMAPPERS EXPERIENCES, pages 35–42

H

Hassim, L.

• ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING: EVALUATING SOLAR POTENTIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS USING GRASS AND FREELY AVAILABLE DATA, pages 69–76

Hempelmann, N.

• PROJECTS BASED ON THE WEB PROCESSING SERVICE FRAMEWORK BIRDHOUSE, pages 43–47

Huard, D.

• PROJECTS BASED ON THE WEB PROCESSING SERVICE FRAMEWORK BIRDHOUSE, pages 43–47

J

Jeong, H.

• INFACTORY: A RESTFUL API SERVER FOR EASILY CREATING INDOORGML, pages 77–84

Järvi, A.

• BUILDING GEOSPATIAL COMPETENCES IN TANZANIAN UNIVERSITIES WITH OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, pages 93–99

K

Kang, H.-K.

• A SEMI-AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE FOR A DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE FOSS4G DEVELOPERS’ COMMUNITY, pages 171–174

Katumba, S.

• SPATIAL STATISTICAL ANALYSES TO ASSESS THE SPATIAL EXTENT AND CONCENTRATION OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY IN GAUTENG USING THE SOUTH AFRICAN MULTIDIMENSIONAL POVERTY INDEX, pages 85–92

Kim, D.

• INDOOR SPATIAL DATA CONSTRUCTION FROM TRIANGLE MESH, pages 101–108

Kindermann, S.

• PROJECTS BASED ON THE WEB PROCESSING SERVICE FRAMEWORK BIRDHOUSE, pages 43–47

Koppanyi, Z.

• NEW SOURCE OF GEOSPATIAL DATA: CROWDSENSING BY ASSISTED AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES, pages 211–216

Koskinen, J.

• OPEN FORIS AND GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE LINKING EXPERT PARTICIPATION WITH NATURAL RESOURCE MAPPING AND REMOTE SENSING TRAINING IN TANZANIA, pages 117–122

Kray, C.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Kudrnovsky, H.

• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

Käyhkö, N.

• BUILDING GEOSPATIAL COMPETENCES IN TANZANIAN UNIVERSITIES WITH OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, pages 93–99
• OPEN FORIS AND GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE LINKING EXPERT PARTICIPATION WITH NATURAL RESOURCE MAPPING AND REMOTE SENSING TRAINING IN TANZANIA, pages 117–122

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Di Leo, M.

• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

Landmark, K.

• HIERARCHICAL PATH PLANNING FOR WALKING (ALMOST) ANYWHERE, pages 109–116

Landry, T.

• PROJECTS BASED ON THE WEB PROCESSING SERVICE FRAMEWORK BIRDHOUSE, pages 43–47

Leinonen, U.

• OPEN FORIS AND GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE LINKING EXPERT PARTICIPATION WITH NATURAL RESOURCE MAPPING AND REMOTE SENSING TRAINING IN TANZANIA, pages 117–122

Lemmens, R.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127
• LINKDALE: A LIGHTWEIGHT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR (GEOSPATIAL) LINKED DATA, pages 187–190

Lenzano, M. G.

• NEW SOURCE OF GEOSPATIAL DATA: CROWDSENSING BY ASSISTED AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES, pages 211–216

Li, K.-J.

• INFACTORY: A RESTFUL API SERVER FOR EASILY CREATING INDOORGML, pages 77–84
• INDOOR SPATIAL DATA CONSTRUCTION FROM TRIANGLE MESH, pages 101–108

Liang, B.

• LAND USE, MICROCLIMATE, AND SURFACE RUNOFF LINKAGES: SPACE-TIME MODELING FROM ROKEL-SELI RIVER BASIN, SIERRA LEONE, pages 225–230

Liwa, E. J.

• ADOPTION OF GEOSPATIAL GOVERNANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF E-GOVERMENT IN TANZANIA: ADDRESSING BOTTLENECKS IN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, pages 163–170

M

Maimeri, G.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Makame, M. O.

• BUILDING GEOSPATIAL COMPETENCES IN TANZANIAN UNIVERSITIES WITH OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, pages 93–99

Makandi, H.

• OPEN FORIS AND GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE LINKING EXPERT PARTICIPATION WITH NATURAL RESOURCE MAPPING AND REMOTE SENSING TRAINING IN TANZANIA, pages 117–122

Mannaerts, C.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127

Marsicano, L.

• GEOCONTEXT AND CHCONTEXT GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 129–132

Mauya, E.

• BUILDING GEOSPATIAL COMPETENCES IN TANZANIAN UNIVERSITIES WITH OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, pages 93–99
• OPEN FORIS AND GOOGLE EARTH ENGINE LINKING EXPERT PARTICIPATION WITH NATURAL RESOURCE MAPPING AND REMOTE SENSING TRAINING IN TANZANIA, pages 117–122

Mayunga, J.

• BUILDING GEOSPATIAL COMPETENCES IN TANZANIAN UNIVERSITIES WITH OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, pages 93–99

Mayunga, J. S.

• MAPPING SPATIOTEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF MANGROVES IN MAFIA ISLAND IN TANZANIA USING LANDSAT IMAGERY, pages 133–138

McAlister, B.

• REPEATABLE DEPLOYMENT OF AN OPEN STANDARDS, OPEN SOURCE AND OPEN DATA STACK FOR BUILDING A FEDERATED MARINE DATA MANAGEMENT AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR SOUTH AFRICA, pages 139–145

McFerren, G.

• REPEATABLE DEPLOYMENT OF AN OPEN STANDARDS, OPEN SOURCE AND OPEN DATA STACK FOR BUILDING A FEDERATED MARINE DATA MANAGEMENT AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR SOUTH AFRICA, pages 139–145

McKenna, J.

• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

Messel, E.

• HIERARCHICAL PATH PLANNING FOR WALKING (ALMOST) ANYWHERE, pages 109–116

Minghini, M.

• CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LAND COVER INTERCOMPARISON AND VALIDATION: WHAT IS AVAILABLE AND WHAT IS NEEDED, pages 15–22
• TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF MAPATHONS – REFLECTING ON YOUTHMAPPERS EXPERIENCES, pages 35–42
• AN OPEN SOURCE APPROACH FOR THE INTRINSIC ASSESSMENT OF THE TEMPORAL ACCURACY, UP-TO-DATENESS AND LINEAGE OF OPENSTREETMAP, pages 147–154

Molapo, R.

• REPEATABLE DEPLOYMENT OF AN OPEN STANDARDS, OPEN SOURCE AND OPEN DATA STACK FOR BUILDING A FEDERATED MARINE DATA MANAGEMENT AND DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR SOUTH AFRICA, pages 139–145

Molinari, M. E.

• CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LAND COVER INTERCOMPARISON AND VALIDATION: WHAT IS AVAILABLE AND WHAT IS NEEDED, pages 15–22

Montanari, M.

• GEOCONTEXT AND CHCONTEXT GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION IN CULTURAL HERITAGE, pages 129–132

Motah, B.

• COASTAL MAPPING AND KITESURFING, pages 3–10

Myers, D. J.

• DEVELOPING A LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION OF SALT MARSHES USING UAS TIME-SERIES IMAGERY AND AN OPEN SOURCE WORKFLOW, pages 155–162

N

Namangaya, A. H.

• PREFACE: ACADEMIC TRACK OF FOSS4G 2018 – LEAVING NO-ONE BEHIND, pages 1–2

Ngereja, Z. R.

• ADOPTION OF GEOSPATIAL GOVERNANCE IN THE CONTEXT OF E-GOVERMENT IN TANZANIA: ADDRESSING BOTTLENECKS IN SPATIAL DATA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT, pages 163–170

Nieuwenhuis, W.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127

O

Oxoli, D.

• A SEMI-AUTOMATIC PROCEDURE FOR A DEMOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS OF THE FOSS4G DEVELOPERS’ COMMUNITY, pages 171–174

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La Porta, N.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Painho, M.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

Pelz, S.

• OVERCOMING DATA SCARCITY FOR ENERGY ACCESS PLANNING WITH OPEN DATA – THE EXAMPLE OF TANZANIA, pages 23–26

R

Raawal, D.

• VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF CELLULAR & TWITTER DATA USING QGIS, pages 199–209

Radu, A.

• OVERCOMING DATA SCARCITY FOR ENERGY ACCESS PLANNING WITH OPEN DATA – THE EXAMPLE OF TANZANIA, pages 23–26

Rajan, K. S.

• IMPROVING PATH QUERY PERFORMANCE IN PGROUTING USING A MAP GENERALIZATION APPROACH, pages 191–198

Rajawat, A. S.

• DEVELOPMENT OF WEB BASED HIMALAYAN GLACIER INFORMATION SYSTEM USING OPEN SOURCE, pages 181–186

Rautenbach, V.

• TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF MAPATHONS – REFLECTING ON YOUTHMAPPERS EXPERIENCES, pages 35–42
• ELECTRICITY INFRASTRUCTURE PLANNING: EVALUATING SOLAR POTENTIAL ASSESSMENTS FOR INFORMAL SETTLEMENTS USING GRASS AND FREELY AVAILABLE DATA, pages 69–76
• FOSTERING PRE-UNIVERSITY STUDENT PARTICIPATION IN OSGEO THROUGH THE GOOGLE CODE-IN COMPETITION, pages 175–180

Rawal, D.

• DEVELOPMENT OF WEB BASED HIMALAYAN GLACIER INFORMATION SYSTEM USING OPEN SOURCE, pages 181–186

Retsios, B.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127

Rietveld, L.

• ADDING 3D GIS VISUALIZATION AND NAVIGATION TO THE SPARQL QUERY LOOP, pages 11–14
• LINKED DATA VIEWING AS PART OF THE SPATIAL DATA PLATFORM OF THE FUTURE, pages 49–52

Rocchini, D.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Rogora, A.

• OPEN NETWORK FOR LOCAL SELF SUSTAINABILITY, BOOSTING BIOREGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH AN OPEN DATA SHARING SYSTEM, pages 27–33

Ronzhin, S.

• LINKDALE: A LIGHTWEIGHT LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR (GEOSPATIAL) LINKED DATA, pages 187–190

Ryoo, H.

• INFACTORY: A RESTFUL API SERVER FOR EASILY CREATING INDOORGML, pages 77–84

S

Sankepally, R. R.

• IMPROVING PATH QUERY PERFORMANCE IN PGROUTING USING A MAP GENERALIZATION APPROACH, pages 191–198

Schouwenburg, M.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127

Schweik, C. M.

• DEVELOPING A LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION OF SALT MARSHES USING UAS TIME-SERIES IMAGERY AND AN OPEN SOURCE WORKFLOW, pages 155–162

Sharma, A. K.

• DEVELOPMENT OF WEB BASED HIMALAYAN GLACIER INFORMATION SYSTEM USING OPEN SOURCE, pages 181–186

Solis, P.

• TOWARDS UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF MAPATHONS – REFLECTING ON YOUTHMAPPERS EXPERIENCES, pages 35–42

Sowkhya, B.

• VISUALIZATION AND ANALYSIS OF CELLULAR & TWITTER DATA USING QGIS, pages 199–209

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Tattoni, C.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Toth, C. K.

• NEW SOURCE OF GEOSPATIAL DATA: CROWDSENSING BY ASSISTED AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES, pages 211–216

Toxopeus, B.

• IMPLEMENTATION OF A COMPREHENSIVE AND EFFECTIVE GEOPROCESSING WORKFLOW ENVIRONMENT, pages 123–127

Trilles, S.

• GEO-C: ENABLING OPEN CITIES AND THE OPEN CITY TOOLKIT, pages 61–68

U

Uhinga, G. A.

• MAPPING SPATIOTEMPORAL DISTRIBUTION OF MANGROVES IN MAFIA ISLAND IN TANZANIA USING LANDSAT IMAGERY, pages 133–138

V

Vacca, G.

• THE USE OF THE UAV IMAGES FOR THE BUILDING 3D MODEL GENERATION, pages 217–223

Vyas, A.

• DEVELOPMENT OF WEB BASED HIMALAYAN GLACIER INFORMATION SYSTEM USING OPEN SOURCE, pages 181–186

W

Wicks, R.

• DEVELOPING A LAND COVER CLASSIFICATION OF SALT MARSHES USING UAS TIME-SERIES IMAGERY AND AN OPEN SOURCE WORKFLOW, pages 155–162

William, C.

• BUILDING GEOSPATIAL COMPETENCES IN TANZANIAN UNIVERSITIES WITH OPEN SOURCE SOLUTIONS, pages 93–99

Wilson, C.

• LAND USE, MICROCLIMATE, AND SURFACE RUNOFF LINKAGES: SPACE-TIME MODELING FROM ROKEL-SELI RIVER BASIN, SIERRA LEONE, pages 225–230

Wilson, S.

• LAND USE, MICROCLIMATE, AND SURFACE RUNOFF LINKAGES: SPACE-TIME MODELING FROM ROKEL-SELI RIVER BASIN, SIERRA LEONE, pages 225–230

Wu, H.

• CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LAND COVER INTERCOMPARISON AND VALIDATION: WHAT IS AVAILABLE AND WHAT IS NEEDED, pages 15–22

X

Xiao, N.

• HACKING SPATIAL DATA: AN EXAMPLE OF AGGREGATION PROBLEMS, pages 231–232

Z

Zamora, N. J.

• THE LANDSLIDE HAZARD MAP OF BOGOTA AN UPDATING, pages 233–241

Zatelli, P.

• ORTHORECTIFICATION OF A LARGE DATASET OF HISTORICAL AERIAL IMAGES: PROCEDURE AND PRECISION ASSESSMENT IN AN OPEN SOURCE ENVIRONMENT, pages 53–59

Zheng, X.

• CAPACITY BUILDING FOR HIGH-RESOLUTION LAND COVER INTERCOMPARISON AND VALIDATION: WHAT IS AVAILABLE AND WHAT IS NEEDED, pages 15–22