Fundamentals of Geographical Information Systems Download

Author: Michael N. DeMers
Edition: 4
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B006QYX39E

Fundamentals of Geographical Information Systems, 4th Edition

Locate your place in the exciting field of GIS

In existence since 1962, Geographical Information Systems (GIS) are really coming into their own today. Download Fundamentals of Geographical Information Systems, 4th Edition from rapidshare, mediafire, 4shared. And not just in your car's GPS system or your cell phone's tracking capabilities. GIS is finding applications throughout science, government, business, and industry, from regional and community planning, architecture, and transportation to public health, crime mapping, and national defense.

Michael DeMers's Fundamentals of Geographic Information, Fourth Edition brings an already essential text up to date, capturing the significant developments in the field and responding to the needs of a diverse set of readers, from geographers to students in a host of other fields.

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