Latest Issue (1/2017)
Volume 12, Pages 1-120, (March 2017)
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Articles 1 - 11
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Cartographic representations in early eighteenth century baroque Malta Page 1-8 Lino BIANCO (Msida, Malta)
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Temporal and spatial variations in heat content of a French pond Page 9-22 Quentin CHOFFEL, Laurent TOUCHART, Pascal BARTOUT, Mohammad AL DOMANY (Orléans, France)
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The visualization of the spatiality of Airbnb in Budapest using 3-band raster representation Page 23-30 Gábor DUDÁS, Lajos BOROS, Tamás KOVALCSIK, Balázs KOVALCSIK (Békéscsaba & Szeged, Hungary)
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Data adjustment of the Geographic Information System, GPS and image to construct a virtual reality Page 31-45 Adel FRIDHI, Benzarti FAOUZI, Amiri HAMID (Tunis, Tunisia)
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Temporal and spatial variation of forest coverage in Apuseni natural park, 2000-2014 period Page 46-56 Paula FURTUNĂ (Cluj-Napoca, Romania)
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From layout to photoplan: reflections on the “representation” of urban planning Page 57-63 Jordi GOMIS, Carlos TURÓN (Tarragona, Spain)
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The assessment relationship between land surface temperature (LST) and built-up area in urban agglomeration. Case study: Cluj-Napoca, Romania Page 64-74 Kinga IVAN, József BENEDEK (Cluj-Napoca, Romania & Miskolc, Hungary)
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Automatic generation of hachure lines Page 75-81 Zsolt MAGYARI-SÁSKA (Gheorgheni, Romania)
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Temporal sampling conditions in numerical integration of hydrological systems time series Page 82-94 Constantin Adrian ŞARPE, Ionel HAIDU (Tg. Mureş, Romania & Metz, France)
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Application of ARC HYDRO and HEC-HMS model techniques for runoff simulation in the headwater areas of Covasna watershed (Romania) Page 95-107 Carina STRAPAZAN, Mihai PETRUT (Cluj-Napoca, Romania)
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Different approaches to defining metropolitan areas (Case study: cities of Brno and Ostrava, Czech Republic) Page 108-120 Petr TONEV, Zdeněk DVOŘÁK, Petr ŠAŠINKA, Josef KUNC, Markéta CHALOUPKOVÁ, Zdeněk ŠILHAN (Brno, Czech Republic)
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