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Hong, Insu, Murray, Alan T. (2016) Assessing Raster GIS Approximation for Euclidean Shortest Path Routing. Transactions in GIS, 20 (4) 570-584 doi:10.1111/tgis.12160

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TitleAssessing Raster GIS Approximation for Euclidean Shortest Path Routing
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Year2016 (August)Volume20
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PublisherWiley
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