The present condition and future of the Global Mapping Project

The present condition and future of the Global Mapping Project

The Global Map is the effective tool for understanding current status of the global environment and taking measures for sustainable development. In November 1998, the United Nations recommended the heads of National Mapping Organizations to participate in Global Mapping Project. Until the March of 2...

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