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On how to build SDI using social networking principles in the scope of spatial planning and vocational education Karel Janecka - University of West Bohemia Raitis Berzins, Andris Dzerve - Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science of the University of Latvia Karel Charvat - Help Service Remote Sensing

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On how to build SDI using social networking principles in the scope of spatial planning and vocational education Karel Janecka 1 , Raitis Berzins 2 , Karel Charvat 3 , Andris Dzerve 2 kjanecka @ kma.zcu.cz 1 University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic 2 Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, Latvia 3 Help Service Remote Sensing, Czech Republic

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