Stephen Walsh and Russel McQuoid examined the resource-management process and its implications for land-information systems. Other papers addressed the institutional position of the national surveying and mapping agency and the future of the national topographic database. By then, GIS and land-information systems were being discussed as parts of public administration as well as mapping technology.
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- Land information becomes policyGovernment GIS