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Envisioning Uncertainty in Geospatial Information
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@MISC{Laskey_envisioninguncertainty,
author = {Kathryn B. Laskey and Edward J. Wright},
title = {Envisioning Uncertainty in Geospatial Information},
year = {}
}
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Abstract
Geospatial Reasoning has been an essential aspect of military planning since the invention of cartography. Although maps have always been a focal point for developing situational awareness, the dawning era of Network Centric Operations brings the promise of unprecedented battlefield advantage due to improved geospatial situational awareness. Geographic information systems (GIS) and GIS-based decision support systems are ubiquitous within current military forces, as well as civil and humanitarian organizations. Understanding the quality of geospatial data is fundamental to using it intelligently. A systematic approach to data quality requires: estimating and describing the quality of data as it is collected;
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geospatial information geospatial reasoning humanitarian organization gis-based decision support system geographic information system essential aspect military planning focal point geospatial situational awareness unprecedented battlefield advantage network centric operation current military force situational awareness data quality systematic approach geospatial data
