A

Aggarwal, S. P.

• Geospatial Technology for Effective Disaster Risk Reduction: Best practices in capacity building, pages 147–153
• Disaster Preparedness and capacity building for Resilience in Agriculture, pages 17–22
• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

Aldrighettoni, J.

• Impact of climate change on vegetation growth trends in a citrus farmland in the south-eastern Sicily, pages 9–16
• Growth Simulation of Agriculturally Dominant Cities by Incorporating Multiple Drivers into a CA-based patch-generating Land Use Simulation Model: A Case Study in Siracusa, Italy, pages 39–45

Amaduzzi, S.

• Crypto-Spatial: A New Direction in Geospatial Data, pages 89–96

Apnoyan, D. H. C.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Industry Partnership: Keys for the Development of the Masters of Geomatics in Disaster Risk Reduction Curriculum, pages 47–54

B

Bautista, J. R.

• A Localized GIS-Based Multi Decision Criteria Approach in Determining Suitable Sites for Community Toilet Facilities in BASECO Compound, Manila City, pages 75–81

Belcore, E.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

Blanco, A.

• Advancing Blue Carbon Knowledge: Leveraging Geomatics for Capacity Building through the BlueCARES Project, pages 55–60

C

Cabugsa, A. S. I.

• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131

Candido, C.

• Advancing Blue Carbon Knowledge: Leveraging Geomatics for Capacity Building through the BlueCARES Project, pages 55–60

Cauba Jr., A. G.

• Mapping Phosphorus Concentration in Lake Mainit, Philippines Using Landsat 8 OLI and GIS Techniques, pages 141–145
• A-PoRM SIPLAS: Assessing The Post-Disaster Recovery Of Mangrove Forest In Siargao Island Protected Landscape And Seascape (SIPLAS) Area Using Sentinel-1 SAR Data, pages 105–116

Chouhan, A.

• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

Chutia, D.

• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

Cipriano, N. D. Jr.

• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131

Cruza, C. V.

• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131

D

D'Urso, M. G.

• Impact of climate change on vegetation growth trends in a citrus farmland in the south-eastern Sicily, pages 9–16
• Growth Simulation of Agriculturally Dominant Cities by Incorporating Multiple Drivers into a CA-based patch-generating Land Use Simulation Model: A Case Study in Siracusa, Italy, pages 39–45

Dagaraga, V. X. P. B.

• A GIS-RS Approach for RUSLE-Based Method of Mean Estimation of Mean Annual Soil Loss of the Tagoloan River Basin, Philippines, pages 97–103

Daroy, K. A. B.

• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131

F

De Filippis, T.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

Ferrer, L. P.

• Mapping Phosphorus Concentration in Lake Mainit, Philippines Using Landsat 8 OLI and GIS Techniques, pages 141–145

G

Gamale, J. G.

• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131

Ganora, D.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

Gautam, S.

• Impact of climate change on vegetation growth trends in a citrus farmland in the south-eastern Sicily, pages 9–16

Goswami, C.

• Disaster Preparedness and capacity building for Resilience in Agriculture, pages 17–22

Goswami, J.

• Disaster Preparedness and capacity building for Resilience in Agriculture, pages 17–22

Guo, X.

• Impact of climate change on vegetation growth trends in a citrus farmland in the south-eastern Sicily, pages 9–16
• Growth Simulation of Agriculturally Dominant Cities by Incorporating Multiple Drivers into a CA-based patch-generating Land Use Simulation Model: A Case Study in Siracusa, Italy, pages 39–45

I

Ingosan, J. S.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Industry Partnership: Keys for the Development of the Masters of Geomatics in Disaster Risk Reduction Curriculum, pages 47–54

Itchon, G. S.

• Development of a localized Web-based GIS Visualization Platform as a tool for Disseminating Habitat Abundance of Aedes Mosquito Vectors in the Philippines, pages 133–140

J

Jiang, J.

• Growth Simulation of Agriculturally Dominant Cities by Incorporating Multiple Drivers into a CA-based patch-generating Land Use Simulation Model: A Case Study in Siracusa, Italy, pages 39–45

K

Kevic, K.

• Open Data Supporting GIS-based Walkability Assessment: Case Study for City of Zagreb, Croatia, pages 23–29

Kumar, R.

• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

Kundu, S. S.

• Geospatial Technology for Effective Disaster Risk Reduction: Best practices in capacity building, pages 147–153

Kuveždic Divjak, A.

• Open Data Supporting GIS-based Walkability Assessment: Case Study for City of Zagreb, Croatia, pages 23–29
• Empowering Youth through Open Data: Map-Based Storytelling of Croatian vs. European Youth, pages 61–67

Kuznetsov, I.

• Geographically corrected clustering applied to establish medical service areas, pages 83–88

L

Li, Y.

• The Application of Hybrid Instruction Mode in the Course of Geographic Information System Principles, pages 31–37

Liu, B.

• Impact of climate change on vegetation growth trends in a citrus farmland in the south-eastern Sicily, pages 9–16
• Growth Simulation of Agriculturally Dominant Cities by Incorporating Multiple Drivers into a CA-based patch-generating Land Use Simulation Model: A Case Study in Siracusa, Italy, pages 39–45

Lubrica, N. V. A.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Industry Partnership: Keys for the Development of the Masters of Geomatics in Disaster Risk Reduction Curriculum, pages 47–54

M

Mabaquiao, L. C.

• A Localized GIS-Based Multi Decision Criteria Approach in Determining Suitable Sites for Community Toilet Facilities in BASECO Compound, Manila City, pages 75–81

Martinez, K.

• Advancing Blue Carbon Knowledge: Leveraging Geomatics for Capacity Building through the BlueCARES Project, pages 55–60

Medrano, K. J. T.

• A GIS-RS Approach for RUSLE-Based Method of Mean Estimation of Mean Annual Soil Loss of the Tagoloan River Basin, Philippines, pages 97–103

Miletic, A.

• Empowering Youth through Open Data: Map-Based Storytelling of Croatian vs. European Youth, pages 61–67

Mosquito, M. G. L.

• A GIS-RS Approach for RUSLE-Based Method of Mean Estimation of Mean Annual Soil Loss of the Tagoloan River Basin, Philippines, pages 97–103

N

Nadaoka, K.

• Advancing Blue Carbon Knowledge: Leveraging Geomatics for Capacity Building through the BlueCARES Project, pages 55–60

Nishant, N.

• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

O

Obuhov, L.

• Cartographic animations, a supporting technology for education, pages 69–74

P

Pangilinan, N.

• A Localized GIS-Based Multi Decision Criteria Approach in Determining Suitable Sites for Community Toilet Facilities in BASECO Compound, Manila City, pages 75–81

Panidi, E.

• Cartographic animations, a supporting technology for education, pages 69–74
• Geographically corrected clustering applied to establish medical service areas, pages 83–88

Pawilen, A. B.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Industry Partnership: Keys for the Development of the Masters of Geomatics in Disaster Risk Reduction Curriculum, pages 47–54

Paz, E. M.

• A-PoRM SIPLAS: Assessing The Post-Disaster Recovery Of Mangrove Forest In Siargao Island Protected Landscape And Seascape (SIPLAS) Area Using Sentinel-1 SAR Data, pages 105–116

Piras, M.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

Politsinsky, N.

• Geographically corrected clustering applied to establish medical service areas, pages 83–88

Ponce, Ma. E. V.

• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131

R

Raagas, E. L.

• Development of a localized Web-based GIS Visualization Platform as a tool for Disseminating Habitat Abundance of Aedes Mosquito Vectors in the Philippines, pages 133–140

Rawal, D.

• Crypto-Spatial: A New Direction in Geospatial Data, pages 89–96

S

Saikhom, V.

• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

Salino, B. W. A. L.

• A GIS-RS Approach for RUSLE-Based Method of Mean Estimation of Mean Annual Soil Loss of the Tagoloan River Basin, Philippines, pages 97–103

Sarma, K. K.

• Geospatial Technology for Effective Disaster Risk Reduction: Best practices in capacity building, pages 147–153
• Disaster Preparedness and capacity building for Resilience in Agriculture, pages 17–22

Seedorf, J.

• Crypto-Spatial: A New Direction in Geospatial Data, pages 89–96

Segales, J. M.

• A-PoRM SIPLAS: Assessing The Post-Disaster Recovery Of Mangrove Forest In Siargao Island Protected Landscape And Seascape (SIPLAS) Area Using Sentinel-1 SAR Data, pages 105–116

Sendaydiego, J. P.

• Development of a localized Web-based GIS Visualization Platform as a tool for Disseminating Habitat Abundance of Aedes Mosquito Vectors in the Philippines, pages 133–140

Senpakapriya, V.

• Disaster Preparedness and capacity building for Resilience in Agriculture, pages 17–22

Sinco, A. L.

• Development of a localized Web-based GIS Visualization Platform as a tool for Disseminating Habitat Abundance of Aedes Mosquito Vectors in the Philippines, pages 133–140

Singh, P. S.

• Towards maximizing geospatial data usage in north eastern India using open-source scalable user-centric applications, pages 117–121

T

Tamondong, A.

• Advancing Blue Carbon Knowledge: Leveraging Geomatics for Capacity Building through the BlueCARES Project, pages 55–60

Tandingan Jr., D. R.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Industry Partnership: Keys for the Development of the Masters of Geomatics in Disaster Risk Reduction Curriculum, pages 47–54

Tarchiani, V.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

Tiepolo, M.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

V

Valdez, C. J. S.

• Multidisciplinary Collaboration and Industry Partnership: Keys for the Development of the Masters of Geomatics in Disaster Risk Reduction Curriculum, pages 47–54

Vallente, J. Jr. R.

• A GIS-RS Approach for RUSLE-Based Method of Mean Estimation of Mean Annual Soil Loss of the Tagoloan River Basin, Philippines, pages 97–103
• Assessment Of The Existing And Proposed Dike System Along The Cabulig River In Lower Jasaan, Misamis Oriental, Philippines, pages 123–131
• Development of a localized Web-based GIS Visualization Platform as a tool for Disseminating Habitat Abundance of Aedes Mosquito Vectors in the Philippines, pages 133–140

Vergara, K. A.

• A Localized GIS-Based Multi Decision Criteria Approach in Determining Suitable Sites for Community Toilet Facilities in BASECO Compound, Manila City, pages 75–81

Vesipa, R.

• Geospatial Capacity Building for Flood Resilience in the Sahel: the SLAPIS project case study, pages 1–7

Vilicic, M.

• Open Data Supporting GIS-based Walkability Assessment: Case Study for City of Zagreb, Croatia, pages 23–29

Z

Zrno, K.

• Open Data Supporting GIS-based Walkability Assessment: Case Study for City of Zagreb, Croatia, pages 23–29