We present high-level user and web services for dealing with astronomical survey geometry
of arbitrary size and complexity. Based on our high-performance spherical library, we built …

… of a digital footprint engenders a double disadvantage: (1) lacking a digital footprint is the …
(2) when marginalised users establish a sufficient footprint, this entails a disproportionately …

… Modern cities and whole countries survive on ecological goods and services … everyone
imposed an oversized Ecological Footprint would not be sustainable the Ecological Footprint of …

… These pages will, I hope, give everyone some practical … footprint is a certain size based
purely on your home energy and personal travel habits, while ignoring all the goods and services …

… eco-footprints (and fewer people); finally, it follows that every person on this finite Earth is
competing with everyone … some physical inputs or life support services from ecosystems and; b) …

… of us to renew our sense of service, tolerance, humility, and … He lobbied his city council for
bike paths so everyone who … taught Jim about the Ecological Footprint, a relatively accurate …

… Humans consume the products and services ofnature; everyone ofus has animpact on the
… footprint concept has been designed to answer this question. The ecological footprint of any …

… new ways of providing services, such as microgeneration of … footprint to examine options for
creating sustainable cities. … of it personally) have persuaded everyone to go along with belief …

… If everyone on the planet had this footprint, then 4.46 Earths would be needed to sustainably
… Table III shows students reduced their goods and services footprint the most (16 per cent), …

… to the services footprint is accommodation services at 0.17 gha per person. The next largest
contributor is financial services at 0.07 gha per person. Postal services are shown as 0 gha …