Proceedings of SID ’05, Boston, MA (May 2005)

This paper describes the development of techniques in Geographic Information Systems to support the visualization of “meta-information” – qualifiers of incoming data that significantly influence a user’s perception of that data (e.g., uncertainty, recency, source). We present a brief literature review and discuss specific issues with the representation of meta-information.

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