This chapter attempts to justify why high-performance computing (HPC) is relevant to geography, the social sciences and in general to GIS.
An edition of High Performance Computing and the Art of Parallel Programming
(2000)
High-performance computing and the art of parallel programming
an introduction for geographers, social scientists, and engineers
by Stan Openshaw
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