论文信息 - The Use of Knowledge-Based Systems in Environmental Sciences: Some Practical Reflections

The Use of Knowledge-Based Systems in Environmental Sciences: Some Practical Reflections

We outline the issues faced and the problems likely to be encountered in the implementation of comprehensive Environmental Information Systems (EIS). We describe our own efforts in implementing novel EIS components and systems, and research directions we consider promising.

D. A. Swayne | D. C. L. Lam

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