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P. J. Sallis

PersonP. J. Sallis Becoming a GIS profession

The second colloquium in 1990 included P. J. Sallis on natural-language information retrieval from a GIS database and the Canterbury work on sharing geographic data. By the third meeting in 1991, the proceedings carried the title GIS: Realising the Potential and included work on multimedia spatial knowledge. SIRC also dealt with organisational, data and research questions beyond software demonstrations.

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  1. Chapter 11 · A recurring research forum

In 1990 P. J. Sallis presented a natural-language interface to a GIS database at the second annual Spatial Information Research Centre colloquium in Dunedin.

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  1. Chapter 44 · AI before the boom
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  1. Chapter 11 · A recurring research forum
  2. Chapter 44 · AI before the boom

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