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Crease, Paul, Reichenbacher, Tumasch (2013) Linking Time Geography and Activity Theory to Support the Activities of Mobile Information Seekers. Transactions in GIS, 17 (4) 507-525 doi:10.1111/tgis.12044

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TitleLinking Time Geography and Activity Theory to Support the Activities of Mobile Information Seekers
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