Rapidly changing planning contexts, new stakeholder demands, and intensified natural
resource conflicts have resulted in questions about the adequacy of traditional resource …

The use of the related terms “agent‐based”,“multi‐agent”,“software agent” and “intelligent
agent” have witnessed significant growth in the Geographic Information Science (GIScience) …

Geospatial information is a fundamental component of many crisis management activities.
However, current geospatial technologies do not support work by crisis management …

Scientific work was known for being solitary work, where human interaction happened only
in small groups within a research domain. Nowadays, due to technology improvements …

Geo-collaborative systems address the computational support to situations where people
are working in different locations, gathering geographically-related data in the field and …

Business process via collaboration can benefit from the Computer-Supported Cooperative
Work (CSCW) community. The purpose of this paper is to provide a survey of CSCW …

We present a collaborative-application to the National Center of Disaster Prevention in
Mexico (CENAPRED), which is focused on hel** in the decision making process during …

The production of geological map** by conventional processes is a complex work of data
gathering and integration, along with expert and team analysis. This process is very time …

This article presents the Bill of Experiments tool (BOE), a collaborative environment for the
reuse of scientific experiments. The tool is a Web-based system aimed at scientists and …

X-Arc is a Web-based architecture for the integration and sharing of spatial data sources in
an XML (Extensible Markup Language) format that applies meta data and mediation …