Geoinformation. Law and Practice

Autor/autorzy: Gábor Bartha, Vladimer Chkhaidze, George Cho, Frans von der Dunk, Joseph Salukvadze, Mirosław Pawełczyk, Jandrik Bulens, Krzysztof Felchner, Marlena Jankowska, Wies Vullings, Mateusz Badowski, Matthijs Danes, Jürg Kaufman

Redakcja: Marlena Jankowska, Mirosław Pawełczyk
Tłumaczenie:
Radosław Fenc

ISBN: 978-83-6411-01-8

Rok wydania: 2014

Język: angielski

Liczba stron: 232

Geospatial information infrastructure is gaining ever more attention, though academic studies on creating and using that infrastructure remain few and far between. It is clear that the rapid increase in the amount and diversity of data concerning phenomenon happening on the surface of the earth and under it, as well as relevant technological developments, has caught the attention of European Union regulators, and has led to it being regulated, particularly in the area of disseminating the data gathered by the public administration at various levels.
With this in mind the editors of the book, scholars at Faculty of Law and Administration at University of Silesia in Katowice, came up with the idea of gathering specialists to discuss the rules of creating and accessing geospatial information databases. It is believed that a common editorial scheme will contribute to a better understanding of the actions taken on the geo-information market, and will become a platform for exchanging ideas and experiences of many representatives of universities, public administration and business.