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TIMOTHY L. NYERGES1995

Cognitive Aspects of Human-Computer Interaction for Geographic Information Systems

TIMOTHY L. NYERGES, David M Mark, Robert Laurini, Max J. Egenhofer

1995-01-01bookSpringer eBooks131 citationsclosed

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Data Visualization and Analytics Spatial Cognition and Navigation

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