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Recomputing historical barometric heighting
This paper discusses the method of determining heights of mountains during the original geodetic survey of Victoria. From 1840 to 1875, more particularly the 1860s, geodetic surveyors were charged with the responsibility ...
Software development, CASE tools and 4GLs—A survey of New Zealand usage. Part 1: 750 New Zealand organisations
This paper reports the results of a recent national survey which considered the use of CASE tools and 4GLs in commercial software development. Responses from just over 750 organisations show a high degree of product ...
A data complexity formula for deriving time-to-build estimates from non-relational to relational databases
Despite the many qualitative elements of software time-to-build estimating, some observable features can be quantified; even if the resulting set of variables observed is arbitrary. Such is the case when estimating the ...
Cadastral “reform”—at what cost to developing countries?
This paper argues that the introduction of western cadastral concepts into communities with different land tenure systems have involved “cultural costs.” The paper discusses these cultural costs and concludes that cadastral ...
The derivation of thematic map layers from entity-relationship data models
Semantic data models comprise formally defined abstractions for representing real world relationships and aspects of the structure of real world phenomena so as to aid database design. While previous research in spatial ...