Frequently Asked Questions about Geographic Information Systems – Using Spatial Data Wisely and Ethically: Privacy and Confidentiality

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Year: 2017

Frequently Asked Questions about Geographic Information Systems – Using Spatial Data Wisely and Ethically: Privacy and Confidentiality

Abstract:

This is one in a series of FAQs on important topics that are relevant to geographic information systems (GIS) and spatial data. They are intended to provide brief answers to common questions and steer you to sources of more detailed information.

Filed under: GIS , Spatial data , Geographic Information Systems

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Frequently Asked Questions about Geographic Information Systems – Using Spatial Data Wisely and Ethically: Privacy and Confidentiality

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