Current status and future trends in crowd-sourcing geographic information

Giles M. Foody · Peter Mooney · Linda See · Norman Kerle · Ana‐Maria Olteanu‐Raimond · Cidália C. Fonte

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Open Source Software Innovations Mobile Crowdsensing and Crowdsourcing

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Background: This brief article was prepared to inform the development of the AGI Foresight document looking forward to the medium term from 2015. The article arises from the work of COST Action TD1202 and authorship order is relatively arbitrary, reflecting administrative roles held in the Action. The production of this article was supported by COST Action TD1202

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2012Legal issues with volunteered geographic information 2015Data democracy – increased supply of geospatial information and expanded participatory processes in the production of data 2014Some legal concerns with the use of crowd-sourced Geospatial Information

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