What does Google Earth Mean for the Social Sciences?

Michael Frank Goodchild

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Geography Education and Pedagogy Remote Sensing and Land Use

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Major features of Google Earth Fundamental spatial concepts The social perspective Research challenges Conclusions References

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