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displayed is providing the answer that is needed to any particular problem. Indeed, there is a great danger that the power of the digital display may divert attention away from the central issue of pursuing scientific environmental analysis. For large-area studies in particular, there are dangers arising from the apparent veracity of data for areas which have not been measured, or of interpolated data. From first principles we can argue that much of the character of an area is related to and can be deduced from basic geographical parameters such as topography, climate and geology. The best we can do is to use these data in our analyses of the environment and to use data in a way that we can understand and control. We need to deal with parcels, units or geocomplexes of land. First principles also tell us that the spatial relationships, or chronological structure, of things are important in determining their behaviour. Practice at thinking about and working with land units and their spatial relationships is rather rare in Anglo-American landscape studies, but not in central European work. The point here is that we probably have something to learn from studying the methods of landscape analysis developed over the last 50 years in central Europe, which could stimulate and direct GIS work in the West.

Acknowledgements

The authors thank Gustav Dobrynski for drawing the diagrams.

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