Vol. 23 No. 46 (2024): Special issue related to the annual conference, Kortdage 2024

This is a themed publication for papers in connection with the Geoforum annual conference, Kortdage 2024.

The journal Geoforum Perspektiv subdivides the papers into three categories: Editorial, Peer-reviewed papers, and Other papers. In this publication we only have papers from the latter category.

Please, click the button: “pdf” next to the individual papers below to access the paper.

Editor on this issue is: Jesper Høi Skovdal, Geoforum (jes@geoforum.dk)

Published: 30-01-2025

Other papers

Charging facilities - Municipalities pave the way for accurate data The Danish municipalities have taken the lead with data model, conceptual clarification, and collecting data from charging operators in a joint public database

Sofie Kofoed Led

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- pdf (Dansk)
GIS heats up the district heating business Four takeaways from the transformation towards data-driven decisions

Maj-Britt Martiny

5
- pdf (Dansk)
It's time for action: Excavation damages threatens security of supply and society's digital nerve All contractors and utilities digging underground should be socially responsible and 3D document all pipes and wires they can see underground, rather than just documenting their own wires. This will prevent excavation damage and secure the digital nerve of society.

Tue Hansen, Torbjørn Mandahl Pedersen, Peter Hjortdal

6
- pdf (Dansk)
Focus on collaboration provides better data for climate adaptation and flood warning

Louise Lillith Magdalena Johansson, Jens Gottlieb Gottlieb

5
- pdf (Dansk)
How does the water flow? And does data follow it? Hydrometric data from streams and near-surface groundwater in the same format makes it easier to use digital tools.

Henrik Dissing

7
- pdf (Dansk)
DAWA is closing What does it mean to you?

Anne Sørensen, danish danish

3
- pdf (Dansk)
From time waster to time saver - AI in everyday life Ways to more efficiently manage tasks with AI

Astrid Aller

6
- pdf (Dansk)
High-Quality Geodata Is Crucial for Shaping the Land Use Puzzle of a Green Future in Denmark

Thomas Jensen

5
- pdf (Dansk)
Tourists are flocking north – this requires more map data More tourists are coming to Denmark, and tourism is becoming increasingly important for the municipalities' economy and jobs. At the same time, municipalities must take care of nature and avoid mass tourism. This requires more joint public tourism data.

Sofie Kofoed Led

5
- pdf (Dansk)

Vol. 23 No. 46 (2024): Special issue related to the annual conference, Kortdage 2024

Other papers

Charging facilities - Municipalities pave the way for accurate data The Danish municipalities have taken the lead with data model, conceptual clarification, and collecting data from charging operators in a joint public database

GIS heats up the district heating business Four takeaways from the transformation towards data-driven decisions

Focus on collaboration provides better data for climate adaptation and flood warning

How does the water flow? And does data follow it? Hydrometric data from streams and near-surface groundwater in the same format makes it easier to use digital tools.

DAWA is closing What does it mean to you?

From time waster to time saver - AI in everyday life Ways to more efficiently manage tasks with AI

High-Quality Geodata Is Crucial for Shaping the Land Use Puzzle of a Green Future in Denmark

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