Great strides have been made in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) research over the
past half-century. However, this progress has created both opportunities and challenges …

Today, various methods are applied to analyze the data collected through participatory
mapping, including public participation GIS (PPGIS), participatory GIS (PGIS), and collecting …

Internet mapping platforms are widely used in participatory planning. They carry the promise
of accessibility, a wider audience, and more precise spatial data. However, they are …

Geospatial data is playing an increasingly critical role in the work of Earth and climate
scientists, social scientists, and data journalists exploring spatiotemporal change in our …

The Internet provides a new source of information and a new discussion platform for public
participation in planning processes. As geographic information systems (GIS) are an …

Hazard maps are irreplaceable in dealing with emergency disaster cases, and geography
instructors utilize paper hazard maps for teaching at various educational levels. In recent …

The growing dissemination of geographic information systems (GIS) in recent years has
increased the availability and use of geospatial tools. Despite this trend in GIS, usability is …

Spatial decisions increasingly are made by both professional and citizen stakeholders using
interactive maps, yet few empirically-derived guidelines exist for designing interactive maps …

In this article researchers examined the differences that may characterise selected groups of
gamers with regard to age and time spent on playing a survival game, Valheim, confronted …

Spatial participatory methods called 'participatory GIS'(PGIS) are intended to improve public
participation for land use planning. An internet PGIS was implemented in Perlis, Malaysia, to …