The History Of GIS (Geographic Information Systems) (Prentice Hall Series In Geographic Information Science) - Timothy Foresman, Timothy W. Foresman, Foresman, Timothy W (1997)
ISBN 0138621454
Subject Geographic information systems - History
Publisher Prentice Hall PTR
Publication Date 11/10/1997
Format Hardcover (241 x 185 mm)
Language eng
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To understand the power of Geographical Information Systems and Geographical Positioning Systems today, it is essential to understand their background and history, and the needs they were designed to answer .This is the first comprehensive history of GIS for both practitioners and students.From GPS systems that help you find your destination in a rented car, to satellite imaging for locating new petroleum reserves, GIS technology is changing the world. This book brings together for the first time the expert testimonies of the pioneers, key scientists and entrepreneurs who created the GIS field and made it what it is today. It covers both the raster and vector sides of GIS development. From remote sensing to PC-based systems; from Land Information Systems to defense applications, this is the definitive history of GIS.For all GIS and GPS professional practitioners, developers and students.
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Collection Status In Collection
Location 1,5
Index 132
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LoC Classification G70.212.H57 1998
Dewey 910/.285
Cover Price $112.00
Nr of Pages 416