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Managing Geographic Information System Projects (Spatial Information Systems) by William E. Huxhold, Allan G. Levinsohn, 1995-01-05
Algorithmic Foundations of Geographic Information Systems (Lecture Notes in Computer Science)
Geographic Information Systems and Crime Analysis
Geographic Information Systems: Socioeconomic Applications by David Martin, 1995-12-18
Geographic Information Systems: Applications in Natural Resource Management by Michael G. Wing, Pete Bettinger, 2008-09-15
Geographic Information Systems and Environmental Modeling by Keith C. Clarke, Brad O. Parks, et all 2001-07-05
Exploring Geographic Information Systems by Nicholas Chrisman, 1996-12-23
Geographic Information Systems in Petroleum Exploration and Development (AAPG Computer Applications in Geology, No. 4) (Aapg Computer Applications in Geology, No. 4) by Timothy C. Coburn, 2000-05-01
Geographic Information Systems: Webster's Timeline History, 1920 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2009-02-20
Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems (5th Edition) (Pearson Prentice Hall Series in Geographic Information Science) by Keith C. Clarke, 2010-04-12
A to Z GIS: An Illustrated Dictionary of Geographic Information Systems
Geographic Information Systems and Science by Paul A. Longley, Michael F. Goodchild, et all 2001-07-13
Raster Imagery in Geographic Information Systems by Stan Morain, Shirley Lopez Baros, 1996-06-01
Uncertainty in Geographical Information (Research Monographs in Geographic Information Systems,) by Jingxiong Zhang, Michael F. Goodchild, 2002-02-21

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The Laboratory For Computational Intelligence
University of British Columbia group specializing in decisionmaking, planning, reasoning, learning, object recognition, automation, mobile robotics, telerobotics, remote sensing, and geographic information systems.
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/nest/lci/

Extractions: Vancouver, Canada Can artificial intelligence ever rival our own? At UBC's Laboratory for Computational Intelligence, we're exploring this question, working on computer systems that can reason about the world, perceive their surroundings, communicate with their users and act with robotic manipulators or 'hands'. Our objectives are to identify the constraints and to define the computations that make intelligent reasoning, perception, and action possible. Some of our research areas include mobile robotics, probabilistic reasoning, computer vision, reality-based modeling, hybrid systems, adaptive interfaces, intelligent computer-aided instruction, decision-support systems, collaborative systems, smart tactile communication, and remote sensing. The laboratory facilities are shared by faculty members, three staff, as well as an active group of graduate students and post-docs. Read on for more about the LCI. PEOPLE
Free GIS Data - GIS Data Depot
testing Systems Analyst GIS Support Analyst CADASTRAL ANALYST Software Engineer Senior Engineering Technician/geographic information systems
http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126
Welcome To Digital Data Services, LLC
A full service geographic information systems (GIS) mapping company. We specialize in land mapping for oil and gas related ventures and also in municipality assessment.
http://www.ddsllc.com/

Extractions: email: ddsllc@ddsllc.com Digital Data Services, LLC (DDS) was formed to meet the mapping needs of Landmen through the use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) technology. The founding partners infused the company with over 30 years of professional land management and mapping systems experience. When you use our services, you take advantage of using a ready made team of land and GIS professionals who can make a difference in the way you handle many of your time consuming tasks. All the components are in place, land and project management, computer specialists, database designers and graphic specialists.
National Historical Geographic Information System
The National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) is a project to Incorporate these data into a geographic information systems framework.
http://www.nhgis.org/

Extractions: Advisory Groups The National Historical Geographic Information System (NHGIS) is a project to create and freely disseminate a database incorporating all available aggregate census information for the United States between 1790 and 2000. The NHGIS consists of three major components: The great bulk of the United States summary census data exist in machine-readable form, but they are largely inaccessible. Approximately 670 gigabytes of data covering the period 1790 through 2000 exist or are in preparation, but they are scattered across dozens of archives and stored in incompatible formats on CD-ROM, magnetic tape, or paper. Only a small fraction of these data are available on the Internet, and even those offer only primitive documentation an extraction tools. Moreover, census summary data cannot be effectively exploited without clear definitions of each geographic unit, but high-quality electronic boundary files exist only for the 1990 census year.
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GIS - U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service
geographic information systems Spatial Data Welcome to the US Fish andWildlife Service GIS (geographic information systems) Home Page.
http://www.fws.gov/data/gishome.html

Extractions: Spatial Data Welcome to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service GIS (Geographic Information Systems) Home Page. This page is maintained by the National Data Administration Office of Information Resources and Technology Management, located in Lakewood, Colorado. We are expanding our involvement in GIS activities in the US Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS), with an emphasis on the spatial data aspects of GIS These include coordinating Metadata efforts in FWS, assisting offices by locating free or low cost spatial data, providing general evaluations on the quality of that data, providing a platform for sharing Metadata and spatial data, and serving as a clearinghouse for other GIS topics such as data standards, training, the A-16 process, global positioning systems, contract information, and technical notes. Deb Southworth Green maintains this information and serves as a central contact point for spatial data issues within FWS. She works closely with the Regional GIS Coordinators and members of the GIS Steering Committee on coordination issues, and referring local GIS questions back to them. She can be contacted via the e-mail address at the bottom of the page, or at 303/274-3574. GIS SPATIAL DATA TOPICS USFWS GIS search tips, tricks and hints!
General Engineering
An Italian company based in Florence offering geophysical surveys for archaeology and civil engineering, monitoring of structure microshifts, databases, geographic information systems. Company profile, examples.
http://www.gen-eng.florence.it/
EPA Information Sources: Databases And Software - Geographic Information Systems
geographic information systems. Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Sources (BASINS) integrates a geographic information system (GIS),
http://www.epa.gov/epahome/gis.htm

Extractions: Information Sources Recent Additions Contact Us Print Version Search: Advanced Search EPA Home Information Sources Databases and Software ... Careers Better Assessment Science Integrating Point and Nonpoint Sources (BASINS) - integrates a geographic information system (GIS), national watershed data, and state-of-the-art environmental assessment and modeling tools into one convenient package. Geospatial Data Clearinghouse - this site provides access to geospatial data used in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to identify the location and characteristics of natural or man-made features and boundaries on the earth. Spatial Data and Applications - The Envirofacts warehouse uses spatial data from a variety of sources, in several different mapping applications. EPA Home Accessibility Privacy and Security Notice FOIA ... Contact Us
Archgis
General overview of the use of geographic information systems in archaeology. Hosted by the University of Alabama Office of Archaeological Research.
http://museums.ua.edu/oar/archgis.shtml

Extractions: Contracts/Grants Curation Staff Publications ... OAR Home GIS in Archaeology Geographic Information Systems (GIS) software provides archaeologists with a powerful set of tools for management, analysis and research of cultural resources. The power of GIS lies in the ability to link objects on a map to a database, combining the graphical display of data with database query and analysis functionality. Similar objects are grouped into layers, which can be turned on or off for mapping. The map below has several different layers, with the Alabama State Site File layer on top, then roads, major bodies of water (turned off) and a series of digital topographic maps as a base layer. Using GIS software, we can pan and zoom across the state to a particular area of interest, and identify features on the various map layers. The identify results window displays the attributes for site 1Ca5 stored in the Site File database. Once a GIS layer is built, the spatial relationships between mapped features can be analyzed for patterns not readily apparent if the underlying data were viewed in tabular format. Archaeologists can analyze geographic data within a single layer, such as the site distribution maps below, or the relationship between multiple layers to examine how environmental variables like topography, soil type, or distance to water affect site location. Geographic analysis can be conducted at most any scale, from site specific (including three dimensional data) to regional or statewide as with the Alabama State Site File.
Kentucky Division Of Geographic Information :: DGI
The coordinating body for geospatial data and geographic information systems (GIS) technology use, sharing, and implementation.
http://ogi.ky.gov/

Extractions: Welcome, to the Kentucky Division of Geographic Information , or DGI. Find us on the KYGEONET Keyword = DGI Find us on Kentucky.gov News The Commonwealth of Kentucky's Enterprise Implementation (July, 2005) The KYGEONET Sets a New Record! (July, 2005 - see State Stat Section) See Also... Upcoming Events!
USGS Planetary GIS Web Server - PIGWAD
Mapping interface that will integrate powerful geographic information systems (GIS) graphical, statistical, and spatial relational tools for analyses of planetary datasets.
http://webgis.wr.usgs.gov/

Extractions: Skip Navigation Links U.S.G.S. Planetary GIS Web Server - PIGWAD P lanetary I nteractive G .I.S.-on-the- W eb A nalyzable D atabase End navigation links What's New Sept 9, Mars Landing sites are available in the Mars general interface and for download. Sept 8, Maplicity interface has been updated. The on screen map scale are again accurate. Hotlinks within this interface are now accessible. Sept 8, Added hotlinks to Apollo Landing Site. Sept 2, Added Northern Plains Craters (depth/diameter) database to Mars Crater service and for download. See the readme for more info. Aug 28, Added 41 MOC NA stereo models for download . See the readme for more or the preliminary locator map (need to add a couple more). Jun19, Added Clementine 500 m/p mosaic and color mosaic by North Western for Moon mapping interface and for download May 11, Added HRSC footprints to the in Mars general web service and for download from the ftp site. Footprints are for the first public data release. Thanks goes to S. Gasselt for providing the coordinates. May 6, Added updated THEMIS IR and Vis footprints in
GISITS Soluciones Interactivas En Sistemas De Información Geografica
Empresa dedicada a sistemas de informaci³n geogr¡fica, software, formaci³n y formas de pago.
http://www.gisits.com
RAMAS Ecological Software By Applied Biomathematics
Offers software for ecology, conservation biology, wildlife management, and human health risk analysis. Data analysis for endangered and threatened species, models of extinction risk assessment linked to geographic information systems.
http://www.ramas.com
Weldon's Home Page
Research focused on optimization, differential algebra equations, geographic information systems, biomedicine, environment applications and fuzzy industrial scheduling. University of Colorado at Denver. Page includes biography, hobbies, curriculum vitae, and publications.
http://www-math.cudenver.edu/~wlodwick/
Satellite Imagery
Describes the relationship with geographic information systems (GIS). Features a range of information including image sources, a small glossary, and links to related resources.
http://gislounge.com/features/aa011701a.shtml

Extractions: Digital imagery can greatly enhance a GIS. Imagery is a powerful visual aid and serves as a source of derivative information such as planimetrics and classification schemes to derive such information as land use or vegetation. If your GIS covers a particularly large area, aerial imagery may not be a practical or economical choice. Satellite imagery is often the preferred choice of imagery for larger regions. More and more choices of satellite imagery are becoming available and the cost associated with its purchase is dropping. Listed here are some of the most prominent sources of currently available satellite imagery and future satellite launches. This guide is meant to be a launching point for searching for and acquiring information about available satellite imagery. Individual choice of imagery will depends on many factors such as resolution, image type and cost. Many of the imagery can be purchased directly from the associated agencies. In addition, there are online sites that also specialize in satellite imagery sales.
Welcome To The National GPS Network
Resource from the UK Government intended for GPSequipped surveyors, and geographic information systems (GIS) developers who work with Ordnance Survey (OS) mapping. Includes the Passive Station Database, Active Station RINEX Data, and Coordinate Converter services.
http://www.gps.gov.uk/

Extractions: Return to National GPS Network home page Get a password to use our free services Search/View the Passive GPS Station Database Download Active GPS station RINEX data Convert between GPS and OS coordinate systems Guidelines and resources on using this site Ask a question or let us know what you think Existing users login here Click to open the Ordnance Survey Web Site Home Register Passive Station Database Active Rinex Data ... Log-In If you haven't visited this site before click here to see an overview. Small changes to the Active station RINEX format since late July 2005 may affect a small number of users reading RINEX files. Click here for more information Click the GPS Network news icon for up to the minute news. This website is an essential resource for the precise Global Positioning System (GPS) user in Great Britain and also contains useful information for ALL users of GPS, both recreational and professional. It is intended for GPS-equipped surveyors (land, hydrographic, and engineering surveyors), and for Geographic Information Systems (GIS) developers who work with Ordnance Survey (OS) mapping and also contains information pages. Using the free services provided here, GPS surveyors can obtain precise coordinates in the European standard GPS coordinate system ETRS89, and instantly convert these to British National Grid and heights above mean sea level (Newlyn datum) using Ordnance Survey national standard high-precision transformation models. Surveyors and GIS developers can convert 2D and 3D spatial datasets from GPS coordinates to Ordnance Survey coordinates and vice-versa, with high accuracy.
GIS Lounge - Geographic Information Systems, Remote Sensing, Data, Analysis
GIS Lounge is the onestop source for finding all things related to GeographicInformation Systems, Remote Sensing and GPS (Global Positioning Systems)
http://gislounge.com/
Geographic Information Systems - GIS Lounge Link Library
Tips, tricks, resources and other goodies to helping you understand and get themost out of GIS. This facinating area is fast emerging as an essential tool
http://gislounge.com/ll/llindex.shtml
Purdue PH Search For Aggrass
A discussion of how Philadelphia is trying to apply GIS (geographic information systems) effectively to the complex circumstances that surround neighborhood planning in a troubled urban environment.
http://pasture.ecn.purdue.edu/~aggrass/esri95/to150/p107.html
Landscape Ecology Laboratory (Home)
About research, facilities, and teaching related to integrating field studies, geographic information systems, remote sensing, spatial statistics and simulation modeling in a synthetic approach to environmental analysis and problemsolving at large spatial scales.
http://www.nicholas.duke.edu/landscape/

Extractions: Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences The Landscape Ecology Laboratory at Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment and Earth Sciences integrates field studies, geographic information systems, remote sensing, spatial statistics and simulation modeling in a synthetic approach to environmental analysis and problem-solving at large spatial scales. Yes, I am finally revamping this pitiful website. Please indulge me while I finish the new content. Meanwhile, most of these links are disabled. Sorry for the inconvenience; if you need help before the new sites comes up, please contact me directly ( deanu@duke.edu Nicholas School of the Environment Duke University

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