A Research Agenda for Geographic Information Science 2004
DOI: 10.1201/9781420038330.ch8
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“…For instance, consider the expressed concerns about ensuring consistency and reliability in volunteered information. Research on SDIs, data standards, and metadata standards has well documented that these existing structures are quite limited in their capacity to foster consistence in traditionallyconceived and managed spatial data (Nedovic-Budic et al 2004;Onsrud et al 2005;Schuurman and Leszczynski 2006). The potential heterogeneity of VGI and the openness of many platforms for collecting and visualizing it may mean that existing structures and practices for ensuring spatial data consistency and completeness are even less appropriate in this context.…”
Section: Guiding Vgi Research With Propositions From Critical Particmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, consider the expressed concerns about ensuring consistency and reliability in volunteered information. Research on SDIs, data standards, and metadata standards has well documented that these existing structures are quite limited in their capacity to foster consistence in traditionallyconceived and managed spatial data (Nedovic-Budic et al 2004;Onsrud et al 2005;Schuurman and Leszczynski 2006). The potential heterogeneity of VGI and the openness of many platforms for collecting and visualizing it may mean that existing structures and practices for ensuring spatial data consistency and completeness are even less appropriate in this context.…”
Section: Guiding Vgi Research With Propositions From Critical Particmentioning
confidence: 99%