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maps are not able to derive relief information spontaneously. Stereoscopic vision seems essential, for not only an optimised perception of relief but also for other spatial information. If the geodata visualisation is realised in a way that allows a three-dimensional observation beyond perspective

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Paolo Chini,Giovanni Giambenemodeling using advanced remote sensing and GIS technology led to the development of global DEMs. The vertical accuracies of such DEMs vary spatially for different terrain conditions. In the present study, the global DEMs–SRTM DEM, ALOS PALSAR’s AW3D, CartoDEM, MERIT DEM, and TanDEM-X 90 are checked

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Rafael Asorey Cacheda,Daniel Castro García,Antonio Cuevas,Francisco Javier González Castaño,Javier Hs (e.g. water and fertilizers) and detrimental impacts on the environment. Site-specific management units (SSMUs) have been proposed as a way of resolving the spatial variation of various factors (i.e. soil, climate, management, pests, etc.) that affect variation in crop yield. Mobile proximal senso

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Franco Davoli,Erina Ferro,Giovanni Giambene,Petia Todorova,María Angeles Vázquez Castro,Fausto Vieirccuracy of their predictions. The application of the methods is illustrated in two case studies. Cokriging is the multivariate extension of the well known ordinary kriging. It does not require ancillary data to be available at all nodes of the interpolation grid, whereas kriging with external drift

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Kostantinos Avgeropoulos,Wei Koong Chai,Giovanni Giambene,Samuele Giannetti,Du Hongfei,Victor Y. H. s (e.g. water and fertilizers) and detrimental impacts on the environment. Site-specific management units (SSMUs) have been proposed as a way of resolving the spatial variation of various factors (i.e. soil, climate, management, pests, etc.) that affect variation in crop yield. Mobile proximal senso