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Geographic information systems and cartography
Cartography, 1990The GIS phenomenon shows no sign of weakening, but cannot last for ever. The paper addresses the long-term significance of GIS from three perspectives. First, the various application fields are reviewed and used to define four views of GIS. Second, the paper looks at some new and continuing debates in GIS and their significance for cartography.
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Geographic Information Systems Grid
2005GIS Grid (geographic information systems grid) is a combination of geographic information systems and grid technology. Existing non-standardized multi-sources and multi-scales data have a shortage of spatial information shared in either internal and external organizations or departments, especially in national or global applications.
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Geographic Information Systems
2020Today, GIS constitutes a fundamental geocomputational approach and tool in the analysis and mapping of past or present processes of the environment, territory, and landscape. GIS provides an opportunity to analyze spatial data using both multiscalar and diachronic approaches, and—quite importantly—in a digital and quantitative manner.
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Geographical information systems
2004The chapter gives an introduction to Geographical Information Systems (GIS) with particular focus on their application within environmental management.
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GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
Australian Planner, 1999Pullar, D. V., McDonald, G. T.
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Geographical Information Systems
1997Geographically referenced data consist of any type of measurement or observation, whether analog or digital, which have a known distribution across the surface of the ground, and hence can be presented as a map. Data of this sort are fundamental to all phases of mineral exploration and involve geological, geophysical and geo-chemical data along with ...
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Geographical information system
2016Helena Cláudia da Cruz Albuquerque +2 more
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Geographic Information Systems
2003Geographic information systems provide powerful tools that can enable public health practitioners to analyze and visualize data and to make informed decisions in a timely and relevant manner. Since the publication of the first edition of Public Health Informatics and Information Systems, GIS has become increasingly more accessible and widely used.
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Geographical Information Systems
2014Preparing Array Analytics for the Data Tsunami Similarity Join for Big Geographic Data Spatial Index Schemes for Cloud Environments NoSQL Geographic Databases: An Overview Web Services Composition and Geographic Information Database Server Models for WMS and WFS Geographic Web Services Robust Workflow Systems + Flexible Geoprocessing Services = Geo ...
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