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Territory, Geographic Information, and the Map
Donald G. Janelle
, Michael F. Goodchild
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intentions
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Interactive Communication
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Discord
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Digitalization
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Geographic Information
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Information Technology
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Disciplinary Boundaries
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Public Communication
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Sensor Technology
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Digital Age
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Two-way Communication
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Communication Information
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Planning Communication
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Discord
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Spatial Planning
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Map Users
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Communication Perspective
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Social Sciences
Public Communication
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Communication Information
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Interactive Communication
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Spatial Planning
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Digitalization
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Spatialization
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Geographic Information
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Scientific Study
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Communication Perspective
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Digital Era
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Spatial Planning
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