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Joseph K. Berry |
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Description
This book discusses maps as data with data structure implications; roving windows; spatial data modeling and management; assessing variability, shape, and pattern of map features; overlaying maps; cost-benefit analysis; algorithms involved in slope, distance, and connectivity; and cartographic and spatial modeling. A disk containing four-color graphics, including charts and maps, is also available. Provides a GIS glossary. Includes a list of recommended readings for each topic. Compiles international GIS instructions and presents contact details and information on each.
Table of Contents- Maps as Data and Data Structure Implications.
- Measuring Effective Distance and Connectivity.
- Roving Windows: Assessment of Neighborhood Characteristics.
- What GIS Is and Isn't: Spatial Data Mapping, Management, Modeling, and More.
- Assessing Variability, Shape, and Pattern of Map Features.
- Overlaying Maps and Characterizing Error Propagation.
- Overlaying Maps and Summarizing the Results.
- Scoping GIS: What to Consider.
- Slope, Distance, and Connectivity: Their Algorithms.
- Cartographic and Spatial Modeling.
- Epilog.
- Appendices.
- Glossary.
- Index.
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