Geospatial Data Accessibility in Web 2.0 Environments

Geospatial Data Accessibility in Web 2.0 Environments

Geographically referenced data is becoming a robust source of information because the use of place-based relevance searching is being employed as a popular form of information access and dispersal. To address this trend, the researcher conducted a study on the usability of the USA National Phenology...

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Main Author: McNamee, Sara Helen
Format: Others
Published: Trace: Tennessee Research and Creative Exchange 2011
Subjects:
web 2.0
USA National Phenology Network
usability
geography
social media
map applicaiton
Geographic Information Sciences
Library and Information Science
Science and Technology Studies
Online Access:http://trace.tennessee.edu/utk_gradthes/898

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