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KanninenNove
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Vesa KanninenNovember 2, 2011Do you se any room for procedural imusrtnents , e.g. administrative processes that create accessibility-related procedures (like structured cooperation between transport planning, school authorities and infrastructure services to link information to create school network additions in a way that minimizes travel times for small children, or provides most opportunities for choosing high schools within a city-region)? I admit it's not in the core of the imusrtnents Naturally, there must be a type 1 and 2 (as listed above) imusrtnents inside the process with which data is collected and separate data are combined into accessibility information. However, I feel that often it's not the method but the process that makes the difference, since the process is the means to get to the data being gathered and the (often ad hoc) method being applied. Thus, I'm inclined to speak about procedural imusrtnents . Any thoughts on this?
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