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GRASS as Open Source Free Software GIS: Accomplishments and Perspectives

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Figure 1 Different GRASS development phases can be identified during the last ten years.
Figure 3 The graph shows the accumulated number of code submissions to GRASS 5.0.0 from 8th June 1999 to 2nd September 2002 (based on history files and CVS ChangeLog)
Figure 4 Surface/volume processing and visualization: (a) prototype volume interpolation and visualization for groundwater pollution study (GRASS3D prototype 1993); and (b)  visual-ization of multiple surfaces with cutting plane – comparison of terrain bef

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