ABSTRACT
This introduction presents an overview of the key concepts discussed in the subsequent chapters of this book. The book presents a pragmatic approach to multiresolution data modelling. It describes the implementation of the model for the surveyor as the person who is responsible for raw data supply. The book proposes a new method of protecting rights which is based upon examination of the full spectrum of current intellectual property and real property law as well as the history of copyright. It investigates the increasingly detailed georeferencing systems in Britain. The book investigates the assessment of catchment environmental characteristics and their uncertainly. The book outlines the development of a new approach to spatial analysis in geographical information systems (GIS) environments. It describes the use of graphical user interface widgets in computer cartography. The book focuses on land-user intentions and land-use modelling.
