Peter Miller: Creating compelling location-aware promotional material to support the use of public transport
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This document discusses creating promotional materials to encourage public transport use. It includes images of bus maps and routes. There are also brief descriptions of locations in Suffolk, England, including Christchurch Park, Aldeburgh, Snape Maltings, Felixstowe, and Sutton Hoo. Contact information is provided for Peter Miller, CEO of ITO World Ltd.
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John Fagan: The Black Art of Geocoding
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Tim Warr: Cloud Computing and GIS – all hype or something useful?
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Tim Martin: Using OS OpenSpace and Bing Maps Together
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Terry Jones: Using FluidDB for storage in location-aware software
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Steven Ramage: UK SDI: Lifecycle
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