Innovation systems theory stresses the central importance of knowledge and the transfer of
knowledge between the different actors of an innovation system, yet there are no …

Following in the tradition of its popular predecessor, the Manual of Geospatial Science and
Technology, Second Edition continues to be the authoritative volume that covers all aspects …

Although the rise of big data, open government, and social media imply greater data
sharing, expectations currently do not match reality as many consider data exchange in …

Transboundary data sharing is widely recognised as a necessary element in the successful
handling of water-related climate change issues, as it is a means towards integrated water …

Increasing attention is being paid to the importance and potential of crowd-sourced data to
complement current environmental data-streams (ie in-situ observations and RS data). In …

Integrated water resources management (IWRM) relies on co-ordination, co-operation and
sharing of collected data amongst relevant organizations. This article presents the results of …

The recognition of a spatial data infrastructure (SDI), as a two-sided market, leads the way to
an innovative approach for analysing the strategies used to bring two groups of users into …

In order to provide a basis for quantitative and qualitative assessment of SDI‐performance, a
clear definition and a theoretical framework for SDI are needed. From the various definitions …

Higher education institutions (HEIs), with their research output and researchers, can make
significant contributions to firms. Nevertheless, what drives researchers' intention to …

While data and information exchanges theoretically play an effective role in the decision-
making process of a shared watercourse, in practice, there are several challenges that …