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6. Territorial Governance, E-Government and Sustainable Development Policy: A System Dynamics Approach

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Navarra, Diego, Bianchi, Carmine, Hutchison, David, editor, Kanade, Takeo, editor, Kittler, Josef, editor, Kleinberg, Jon M., editor, Mattern, Friedemann, editor, Mitchell, John C., editor, Naor, Moni, editor, Nierstrasz, Oscar, editor, Pandu Rangan, C., editor, Steffen, Bernhard, editor, Sudan, Madhu, editor, Terzopoulos, Demetri, editor, Tygar, Doug, editor, Vardi, Moshe Y., editor, Weikum, Gerhard, editor, Wimmer, Maria A., editor, Janssen, Marijn, editor, and Scholl, Hans J., editor

Published
2013
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13. Best Practices 3D Cadastres:Extended version

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Alfonso Erba , Diego, Aien, Ali, Grant, Don, Kalantari, Mohsen, Karki, Sudarshan, Shojaei, Davood, Thompson , Rod, Muggenhuber, Gerhard, Navratil , Gerhard, Dixit, Neeraj, Rashid Kashram , Ammar, Flávia Tenório Carneiro , Andréa, Brochu, Francois, Desbiens, Louis-André, Egesborg, Paul, Gervais, Marc, Pouliot, Jacynthe, Roy , Francis, Guo, Renzhong, Ning, Zhang, Ying, Shen, Bolaños Croatia Miodrag Roic , Andres Hernández, Elia , Elikkos, Janecka , Karel, Bodum, Lars, Sørensen, Esben Munk, Thellufsen, Christian, Hokkanen, Jani, Kokkonen, Arvo, Myllymäki, Tarja, Galpin, Claire, Halbout , Hervé, Seifert , Markus, Dimopoulou , Efi, Iván, Gyula, Osskó , Andras, Ghawana, Tarun, Khandelwal , Pradeep, Aditya, Trias, Subaryono, S., Doytsher, Yerach, Forrai, Joseph, Kirschner, Gili, Tal , Yoav, Navarra, Diego, Razza, Bruno, Rispoli, Enrico, Savoldi, Fausto, Khairudinova, Natalya, Siriba , David, Gjorgjiev, Gjorgji, Gjorgjiev , Vanco, Chee Hua, Teng, Abdul Rahman, Alias, Ram Acharya , Babu, van Dam, Benedict, Lemmen, Christiaan, Ploeger, Hendrik, Rijsdijk, Martijn, Stoter, Jantien, Dabiri , Thomas, Elsrud, Lars, Jenssen, Olav, Lobben, Lars, Valstad, Tor, Bydlosz, Jaroslaw, Karabin , Marcin, Elvas Duarte de Almeida, José Paulo, Paulo Fonseca Hespanha de Oliveira, João, Magarotto, Mateus, Sapelnikov, Sergey, Vandysheva , Natalia, Mihajlovic, Rajica, Visnjevac, Nenad, Khoo, Victor, Huat Soon , Kean, Lee , Youngho, Velasco , Amalia, Ekbäck, Peter, Paasch, Jesper, Paulsson , Jenny, Aström Boss, Helena, Balanche, Robert, Niggeler , Laurent, Griffith-Charles , Charisse, Biyik, Cemal, Demir, Osman, Döner , Fatih, Robson, Gareth, Rönsdorf , Carsten, Ader, Bod, Cowen, David, Reed, Carl, Smith, Alex, and van OOSTEROM, Peter

Published
2018

14. A 10 Years Review and Classification of the Geographic Information Systems Impact Literature (1998-2008)

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Akingbade, Adewale, Navarra, Diego D, and Georgiadou, Yola

Subjects
evaluation, Articles, GIS, GeneralLiterature_MISCELLANEOUS
Abstract

Our objective in this paper is to review the literature on the impact of geographic information systems (GIS) in governmental and non-governmental organizations by analyzing 53 articles published between 1998 and 2008. The impacts of GIS are categorized in a taxonomy which designates GIS contributions to efficiency, effectiveness and societal well-being. According to this taxonomy, 38 articles are examined in-depth and their results reported. The focus of GIS impact research efforts in terms of research philosophies, methodologies and geographic focus is also presented. We suggest that the appropriate use of theories, concepts and testing of existing GIS evaluation frameworks could serve as building blocks for more rigorous studies on the impact of GIS, including Land Information Systems (LIS) and Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI).

Published
2009

20. Perspectives on the Evaluation of Geo-ICT for Sustainable Urban Governance: Implications for E-government Policy.

Author

Navarra, Diego D.

Subjects
*INTERNET in public administration, *INFORMATION & communication technologies, *SUSTAINABLE urban development, *ELECTRONIC services, *GEOGRAPHIC information systems
Abstract

This paper introduces three interdisciplinary perspectives applicable to the evaluation of geographic information and communication technologies (Geo-ICT) for sustainable urban governance. The first perspective sees Geo-ICT as a public good that can be used to understand the spatial structure of the urban economy by optimizing the spatial distribution of natural, economic, and social activities. The second perspective sees Geo-ICT primarily as a standardizable, quantitative, and formal way to mediate geoinformation with the aim to make space controllable, measurable, and quantifiable. Finally, the third perspective stresses that Geo-ICT does not necessarily nor neutrally mediate spatial knowledge but instead can be contingent, informal, qualitative, as well as prone to manipulation by humans displaying diverse values and interests. Implications for the evaluation of Geo-ICT for e-government policy initiatives in sustainable urban governance are discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013

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