Vol 13 (2018)

Table of Contents

Editorials

Citizen Science and its Impacts on Spatial Data Infrastructure Research
Sven Schade
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1-3

Research Articles

A multi-level perspective on a spatial data ecosystem: needs and challenges among urban planning stakeholders in New Zealand
Mirjam Schindler, Rita Dionisio, Simon Kingham
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223-252
Governance of national spatial data infrastructures in Europe
Joep Crompvoets, Glenn Vancauwenberghe, Serene Ho, Ian Masser, Walter Timo de Vries
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253-285

Notes from the Field

Many Points of View: Visibility Mapping for Marine Spatial Planning
Tim O’Higgins, Declan Dunne, Kenny Black
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302-314

Special Section: INSPIRE

Future development of NSDI based on the European INSPIRE Directive – A case study of a Bosnian and Herzegovinian geoportal
Nikolina Drago Mijic, Maksim Sestic
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315-338
Working Towards a New Set of Global Rules for Certain Satellite-Related Commercial Transactions in the Tradition of the Incoterms® Rules
Jordi Sandalinas
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286-301
New Directions in Digital Government Using INSPIRE - Report from the Workshop at the INSPIRE Conference 2017
Maria Teresa Borzacchiello, Ray Boguslawski, Francesco Pignatelli
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202-222
Techniques for and consequences of using INSPIRE extensions: a case study with Swedish hydrological data
Helen Eriksson, Lars Harrie, Jesper M. Paasch, Andreas Persson
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172-201
DEMs: An Approach to Users and Uses from the Quality Perspective
Francisco Javier Ariza-López, Elena Gabriela Chicaiza Mora, José Luis Mesa Mingorance, Jianhong Cai, Juan Francisco Reinoso Gordo
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131-171
Open Data, VGI and Citizen Observatories INSPIRE Hackathon
Karel Charvat, Bente Lilja Bye, Tomas Mildorf, Arne J. Berre, Karel Jedlicka
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109-130
Assessing the Openness of Spatial Data Infrastructures (SDI): Towards a Map of Open SDI
Glenn Vancauwenberghe, Kotryna Valečkaitė, Bastiaan van Loenen, Frederika Welle Donker
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88-100
Transformation of a Cadastre-Compliant 3D Building Model of Bavaria to INSPIRE
Robert Roschlaub, Joachim Batscheider
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62-77

Special Section: Citizen Science

Harnessing Location-based Services for Effective Citizen Observatories
Suvodeep Mazumdar, Stuart N. Wrigley, Neil Ireson, Fabio Ciravegna
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101-108
Citizen OBservatory WEB (COBWEB): A Generic Infrastructure Platform to Facilitate the Collection of Citizen Science Data for Environmental Monitoring
Christopher I. Higgins, Jamie Williams, Didier G. Leibovici, Ingo Simonis, Mason J. Davis, Conor Muldoon, Paul van Genuchten, Michael J. O’Grady
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78-87
CITI-SENSE Citizens’ Observatories Architecture
Hai-Ying Liu, Arne J. Berre, Mike Kobernus, Mirjam Fredriksen, Richard Rombouts, Andrei Tamlin, Tom Cole-Hunter, Leonardo Santiago, Alena Bartonova
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48-61
Standardized Information Models to Optimize Exchange, Reusability and Comparability of Citizen Science Data. A Specialization Approach
Ingo Simonis
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38-47
Citclops: Data Interpretation and Knowledge-based Systems Integration
Luigi Ceccaroni, Filip Velickovski, Alexander Steblin, Laia Subirats
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24-37
Engaging Citizens in Environmental Monitoring via Gaming
Ian McCallum, Linda See, Tobias Sturn, Carl Salk, Christoph Perger, Martina Duerauer, Mathias Karner, Inian Moorthy, Dahlia Domian, Dmitry Schepaschenko, Steffen Fritz
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15-23
Just Good Enough Data and Environmental Sensing: Moving beyond Regulatory Benchmarks toward Citizen Action
Jennifer Gabrys, Helen Pritchard
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4-14