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\newacro{BAP}[\AC@hyperlink{BAP}{BAP}]{Balloon Aerial Photography}
\newacro{CEDRO}[\AC@hyperlink{CEDRO}{CEDRO}]{Centro de Informaci\'{o}n y Educaci\'{o}n para la Prevencin\'{o} del Abuso de Drogas}
\newacro{CHDK}[\AC@hyperlink{CHDK}{CHDK}]{Canon Hacker Development Kit}
\newacro{COFOPRI}[\AC@hyperlink{COFOPRI}{COFOPRI}]{Organization for the Formalization of Informal Property}
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\newacro{GeoTIFF}[\AC@hyperlink{GeoTIFF}{GeoTIFF}]{Geographic TIFF}
\newacro{GIS}[\AC@hyperlink{GIS}{GIS}]{Geographic Information Systems}
\newacro{GSS}[\AC@hyperlink{GSS}{GSS}]{Geographic Stylesheets}
\newacro{HOT}[\AC@hyperlink{HOT}{HOT}]{Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Team}
\newacro{JOSM}[\AC@hyperlink{JOSM}{JOSM}]{Java OpenStreetMap Editor}
\newacro{KAP}[\AC@hyperlink{KAP}{KAP}]{Kite Aerial Photography}
\newacro{KML}[\AC@hyperlink{KML}{KML}]{Keyhole Markup Language}
\newacro{LABB}[\AC@hyperlink{LABB}{LABB}]{Louisiana Bucket Brigade}
\newacro{MODIS}[\AC@hyperlink{MODIS}{MODIS}]{Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer}
\newacro{NOAA}[\AC@hyperlink{NOAA}{NOAA}]{National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration}
\newacro{OMC}[\AC@hyperlink{OMC}{OMC}]{OpenMapsCaucasus}
\newacro{PGIS}[\AC@hyperlink{PGIS}{PGIS}]{Participatory GIS, sometimes known as PPGIS or Public Participation GIS}
\newacro{SIPRI}[\AC@hyperlink{SIPRI}{SIPRI}]{Stockholm International Peace Research Institute}
\newacro{SVG}[\AC@hyperlink{SVG}{SVG}]{Scalable Vector Graphics}
\newacro{TIFF}[\AC@hyperlink{TIFF}{TIFF}]{Tiled Image File Format}
\newacro{TMS}[\AC@hyperlink{TMS}{TMS}]{Tiled Map Service}
\newacro{WMS}[\AC@hyperlink{WMS}{WMS}]{Web Map Service}