Geography in U.S. History: A Video Project

Backler, Alan; Patrick, John J.; Stoltman, Joseph P.

doi:10.1080/00377996.1992.9956199

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“…Jedna se pfedevSim 0 rozpoznani vlastnosti, ktere jsou mezi lokalitami z podstaty podobne, a vlastnosti, ktere jsou pro ne odlisne, typicke a specificke. Porozumeni a feseni techto geografickych tiloh vyzaduje velky pocet fidicich, analytickych a syntetickych operaci s prostorovYmi daty, jako jsou napfiklad vytvafeni a rozbory seznamu (databazi), mapovani a sprava prostorovych databazi (Backler, Stoltman 1986). Geoinformaticke pfistupy tyto tilohy tispesne nahrazuji.…”

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Geoinformatic literacy: indispensability or nonsense?

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2002

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(Geo)information technologies have impacted most scientific fields. Geography takes part in this progress and educates new generation of decision makers which will be able to apply the latest scientific outcomes in many branches of science, society and landscape. This situation strongly requires geoinformatic literacy. The geoinformatic literacy consists of geographic, cartographic and informatic literacy. There are two main ways of applying geoinformatic literacy in geographic practice - awareness and using. A current multidisciplinarity in geographic applications requires awareness of fundamental knowledge of geoinformatics and their technologies. Geographers need either to understand GI-experts (involved in projects) or to process procedures of geoinformation technologies (GIS, GPS, remote sensing, geostatistics etc.).

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“…It is mainly recognition of characteristics that are similar and characteristics that are different, typical or specific. Understanding and solution of these geographic tasks require large amount of sorting and analytical operations with spatial data (Backler, Stoltman 1986). Geoinformatic approaches substitute these tasks successfully.…”

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Geoinformatic literacy: indispensability or nonsense?

Voženílek

2002

Geografie

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Geography in U.S. History: A Video Project

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Geoinformatic literacy: indispensability or nonsense?

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