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· 2017

Geographical information systems

Paul Longley, James Cheshire

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This paper outlines the core principles, technical issues, management considerations, and diverse applications of Geographical Information Systems (GIS).

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  • Core principles of GIS include understanding space, time, data quality, and spatial analysis.
  • Technical issues encompass GIS architecture, spatial databases, data collection, and transformation.
  • Management aspects focus on GIS efficiency, data management, and societal influences.
  • Applications range from operational uses to social and environmental problem-solving.

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Abstract

PRINCIPLES. Space and Time in GIS. Data Quality. Spatial Analysis. TECHNICAL ISSUES. GIS Architecture Issues. Spatial Databases. Technical Aspects of GIS Data Collection. Data Transformation and Linkage. MANAGEMENT ISSUES. Making the GIS Efficient, Effective, and Safe to Use. Data as a Management Issue. GIS as a Management Tool. The Impact of Broad Societal Issues on GIS. APPLICATIONS. Operational Applications. Social and Environmental Applications. Epilogue. Consolidated Bibliography. Appendix. Indexes.

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Field: Geography, Planning and Development

Geography, Planning and DevelopmentSocial Sciences