Titlebook: Environmental Data Management; Carl H. Oppenheimer,Dorothy Oppenheimer,William B. Book 1976 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1976

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Carsten Feldmann,Anneliese Gorjncluded in the text. The last morning was a free and open discussion devoted to summarizing, developing the basic concept of an Environmental Data System (EDS), outlining the basic requirements of an EDS and developing a list of recommendations for an EDS which were to be sent to NATO and the United Nations for their information.

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Introduction,ic Treaty Organization (NATO) who have made it possible for us to meet today to talk about environmental data management. Without any further introduction, I will ask Dr. Rannestad to describe NATO and their interest in the environment.

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Existing Bodies of Data-Non-Computerized,es we have put away in archives somewhere, and on the other hand all those active bodies of data that have been taken and used which people don’t have enough money to computerize or just really don’t want to computerize. What there is to discuss in that, I believe, will come out of this afternoon.

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Computer Demonstration Session,h covered a variety of applications of interest to both environmental scientists and managers. The organizers would like to take this opportunity to again thank those participants who provided displays and demonstrations.

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