This book investigates the evolving landscape of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) research in the UK during the mid-1990s. It presents a collection of papers from the second National Conference on GIS Research UK, held at the University of Leicester in 1994. The work aims to capture the state-of-the-art in GIS applications, methodologies, and theoretical advancements as discussed by leading researchers in the field at that time.

This volume serves as a snapshot of GIS research in the UK from a specific point in time, reflecting the academic discourse and technical focus of the mid-1990s. The collection likely appeals to researchers and practitioners interested in the historical development of GIS technologies and methodologies. Its value lies in documenting the foundational discussions and early innovations that shaped the field.