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Erik de Man
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The paper argues that SDI development can best be considered as context-dependent praxis more than as technological artefact if SDI is to facilitate deliberation and learning in public governance. Because of the many different and often conflicting persp...
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Joep Crompvoets,Erik De Man,Tessa Geudens
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Assessing the economic value of spatial data is problematic for various reasons ? conceptual as well as operational. The paper argues that understanding the value of spatial data will benefit from the market discourse and salient conditions can be identi...
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W.H. Erik de Man
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What might Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDIs) look like in 2016? The paper envisions the future of SDI strategically as having three characteristics. First, SDI may loose its distinctiveness and its spatial functionalities become integral part of inform...
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