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China and Brazil to Cooperate on GIS Research
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on Monday January 22, @12:40PM
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Very Spatial links to a tiny press release about China-Brazil cooperation on cartography and GIS. From the tiny PR: "The accord is aimed at improving both sides' cartography and Geographic Information Systems (GIS), as well as their environmental monitoring techniques and research."
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