Geographic information science and mountain geomorphology

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With the advent of digital spatial data and commercial-based geographic information systems (GISs), Earth scientists can test ideas and concepts about spatial and temporal variation of phenomena and Earth surface systems (Davis et al., 1991; Râper and Livingstone, 1995; Goward and Williams, 1997; Dikau and Saurer, 1999).

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