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The theme is Past and Future 25 Years We welcome traditional topics in GIScience and also encourage papers on new and emergent themes including Big GeoData, GIScience of the Internet of Things, Geospatial Semantic Web, Sensor Geomatics, Geosimulation Modeling, Mobile Computing, Mobile Behavior, Complex Networks, Online Social Media, Cyber Computing, Events and Process, and Critical GIS to address societal issues, such as climate change, smart cities, precision medicine, urban mobility, crime analysis, migration, disaster, and environmental sustainability Topics on China, such as population, urban and environmental developments, are especially encouraged A wide range of disciplines related to Geographic Information Science are invited, including Geography, Cognitive science, Computer science, Engineering, Information science, Social science, Urban Planning, among many others.

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A planning guide for GIS explains how to consider the strategic purpose of an organization to ensure that the GIS will work toward serving some useful and important purpose, with information on active participation in the planning process and early identification of the desired information output, practical techniques for gathering feedback from the organization, formalized approaches to needs assessment, data considerations, and the work of specifying hardware, software, and networking that will prove appropriate for the desired results. Covered in detail are topics such as system design, logical data models, and implementation planning.

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