Thinking in Circles: How National Geo-Information Infrastructures Cannot Escape from the Temptation of Technology

Marcel B. Veenswijk

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Geographic Information Systems Studies E-Government and Public Services 3D Modeling in Geospatial Applications

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National facilities for collection and dissemination of location-based (geo)- information (GI), now created worldwide, are expected to make government and business organizations more effective (Crompvoets 2006). Within organizations, geo-information is often managed with geographical information systems (GIS) technology and between organizations through national geoinformation infrastructures (NGIIs) (Rajabifard and Williamson 2001; Nebert 2004; De Bree and Rajabifard 2005; Masser 2005).

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