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Maps and the Internet MP Peterson (Editor)© 2003 Elsevier Science BV All rights reserved.

Maps et al., 2005

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703913601886675787
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Maps B
Jiang B
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Maps and the Internet

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Maps constitute an important component of geographic information services over the Internet and through mobile devices. However, more and more users would like to query maps or geographic information for various purposes. Beyond serving maps, this chapter …
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