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Alexandre Sorokine and Thomas Bittner. Understanding taxonomies of ecosystems: a case study. In Peter F Fisher, editor, Developments in Spatial Data Handling (Proceedings of Spatial Data Handling 2004), pages 559–572. Springer, 2005. (in press).

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Alexandre Sorokine, Thomas Bittner, and Chris Renschler. Ontological investigation of ecosystem hierarchies and formal theory for multiscale ecosystem classifications. In GIScience 2004, 2004.

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Gregory Nowacki and Alexandre Sorokine. The limitations of applying single-resource taxonomies to ecological partonomies. In Randy Davis and Curtis Talbot (co chairs), editors, National Cooperative Soil Survey Conference Proceedings, Committee 2: Ecological Interpretations and Principles, pages 17–18, Plymouth, MA, June 2003. USDA, National Resources Conservation Service, Supplement Report.

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Alexandre Sorokine. Multi-scale spatial data models for decision-making and environmental modeling. In UCGIS Summer Assembly, Monterey, CA, 6 2003. University Consortium of Geographic Information Science.

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Chen-Chieh Feng and Alexandre Sorokine. Incorporating hydrologic semantic information for interoperable gis with hydrologic model. In Proceedings of the ninth ACM international symposium on Advances in geographic information systems, pages 59–63. ACM Press, 2001.

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Alexandre Sorokine and Kurt Ackermann. Scripting in gis applications: experimental standards-based framework for perl. In Proceedings of the eighth ACM international symposium on Advances in geographic information systems, pages 102–107. ACM Press, 2000.

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Irina Merzlyakova and Alexandre Sorokine. Land-use changes in Pamiro-Alai (1949 – 1991). In IGU-LUCC'99 Open International Symposium on Land Use/Cover Change, Honolulu, HI, USA, July 1999. University of Hawaii. in press.

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Alexandre Sorokine and Irina Merzliakova. Interactive map applet for illustrative purposes. In Proceedings of the sixth ACM international symposium on Advances in geographic information systems, pages 46–51. ACM Press, 1998.

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Irina Merzlyakova and Alexandre Sorokine. Landuse changes and decision making (Pamiro-Alai case study). In European Conference on Environmental and Societal Change in Mountain Regions, UK, 1997. University of Oxford.

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A Sorokine. Spatial data exchange formats and standards: Comparative study. In Symposium on Spatial Information and the Environment, Bayshore Inn, Waterton Lakes, Alberta, Canada, 1996.

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A Koshkarev and A Sorokine. Problems of standartization of GIS formats. In Geographic information systems: theory and practice, pages 57–58, S.-Petersburg, Russia, 1995. S.-Petersburg University.

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T Yu Minaeva, S Shaposhnikov, and A Sorokine. Experience in using of [forest] stand valuation survey reports for vegetation survey and monitoring in large territories in Russia. In 37th symposium of International Association of Vegetation Sciences, Bailleul, France, 1994. International Association of Vegetation Sciences.

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A Borunov, A Koshkarev, V Zhuravlyov, and A Sorokine. GIS software in russia. In Geographic Information Systems: theory and practice, S.-Petersburg, 1993. S.-Petersburg University. In Russian.

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A Borunov, A Koshkarev, V Zhuravlyov, and A Sorokine. Problems of implementation of GIS projects. In Computer geometry and graphics in higher education, Nijnii Novgorod, 1993. University of Nijnii Novgorod. (In Russian).

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A Karimov and A Sorokine. Issues of land use history on natural resources and environmental impact assessment. In XXXIII conference of young specialists on the history of natural sciences and technology, Moscow, 1991. Institute for History of Science and Technology. In Russian.

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A Karimov and A Sorokine. Study of land use history in Tver region (using database technology). In XXXIV conference of young specialists on the history of natural sciences and technology, Moscow, 1991. Institute for History of Science and Technology. (In Russian).

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