In an Online Exclusive, the new GeoWorld (sorry about the ads) provides some details and well-deserved attention for IMSOICIO's gas station mapping project. Kudos to the students for their high-profile efforts. And kudos to GeoWorld for giving them some attention within the GIS community.
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