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In this paper we present a GIS that incorporates the accumulated data of the Netherlands' coastal plain and functions as a storage and integration tool for coastal plain mapped data.

The aim of this study is to present a GIS based model for visual sensitivity assessment from human induced landscape changes based on a case study in the Lithuanian sea, where Offshore Wind Energy (OWE) parks are under Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and included into the national MSP implementation process as potentially emerging future use of the sea space.

First, we present a GIS-based decision support system, the first of its kind, for hotel brokers.

Here we present a GIS-based framework that can help decision-makers to prioritize the spatial allocation of policy interventions at different spatial scales or administrative levels.

We present a GIS-based decision support system that can both, estimate objective hotel room rates using essential hotel and locational characteristics and predict temporal room rate prices.

The aim of this paper is to present a GIS-based methodology able to support decision making in energy supply from RESs and energy policies at the urban level.

This paper presents a GIS model of the watercourses and settlement locations in the Danube region around Belgrade during the course of late Neolithic Vinča culture (late 6th and early 5th Millennium BC).

This study presents a GIS-based model for cumulative visual impact assessment on macro-regional scale based on a case study for the Baltic Sea.

This paper presents a GIS-based model to assess the suitability of Special Protection Areas for the development of trellis systems.

This article presents a (GIS-based) decision support system that aids this design work and which considers the criteria of cost, environmental quality and social cost underlying these infrastructures.

This paper presents a GIS-based multi-objective optimization model, particularly designed to aid highway engineers and planners in proposing competitive highway alignment alternatives when building a new highway or expanding an existing highway.