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A dynamically segmented linear data model of the coast

This article discusses the rationale behind choosing a dynamically segmented linear data model as the basis for a coastal zone geographic information system (GIS). The salient features and conceptu...

Darius Bartlett | Darius Bartlett | R. J. N. Devoy | Stewart McCall | Ian O'Connor | R. J. Devoy | S. McCall | Ian O'Connor

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