An overview to geographic information systems

Journal of Academic Librarianship

Volumn 23 6 INDEX IS, Issue , 1997, Pages 449-461

  Cox, Allan B ^a   Gifford, Fred ^b  

^a Nat Rsrc Info Syst Montana S   (United States)

^b Nat Rsrc Info Syst Montana S   (United States)

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EID: 0009258413     PISSN: 00991333     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.1016/s0099-1333(97)90169-5     Document Type: Review

References (21)

1. Aronoff Stanley. Geographic Information Systems: A Management Perspective. 1989;WDL Publications, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
2. Cox Allan B., Gifford Fred. Geographic Information Systems: Basic Concepts Workshop. 1994;2 Montana Natural Resource Information System, Montana State Library, Helena, MT.
3. Cox Allan B., Gifford Fred. Geographic Information Systems: Basic Concepts Workshop. 1994;2 Montana Natural Resource Information System, Montana State Library, Helena, MT.
4. The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language. 1992;1823 Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston, MA.
5. Burrough P.A. Principles of Geographic Information Systems for Land Resource Assessment. 1986;177 Clarendon Press, Oxford.
6. Aronoff, Geographic Information Systems, p. 194.
7. Davis Clodoveu Augusto Jr. 2nd ed. "Object-Oriented GIS in Practice" in Urban and Regional Information Systems Association 1994 Annual Conference Proceedings. Volume I:1994;787 Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, Washington, DC.
8. Davis Clodoveu Augusto Jr. 2nd ed. "Object-Oriented GIS in Practice" in Urban and Regional Information Systems Association 1994 Annual Conference Proceedings. Volume I:1994;787 Urban and Regional Information Systems Association, Washington, DC.
9. Burrough, Principles of Geographic Information Systems for Land Resource, p.182.
10. Burrough, Principles of Geographic Information Systems for Land Resource, p.181.
11. Design and Implementation of Computer-Based Geographic Information Systems. 1983;IGU Commission on Geographic Data Sensing and Processing, Amherst, NY, The categorization of GIS analyses functions is summarized from Jack Dangermond's "A Classification of Software Components Commonly Used in Geographic Information Systems" in.
12. Geographic Information Systems: Basic Concepts Workshop. 1994; GIS example modified from Cox & Gifford.
13. GIS Benefits was summarized from Cox & Gifford. Geographic Information Systems.
14. Adler Prudence S. The ARL GIS Literacy Project. ACSM Bulletin. May/June 1994;58-59.
15. Corbley Kevin. Citizens Enjoy GIS Access. GIS World. 8:March 1995;66-68.
16. Unknown Author Library Finds Ways to Help Business Succeed. The Legislative Gazette. Volume 20:(6):February 10, 1997;16.
17. McGamery Patrick, Lamont Melissa. Geographic Information Systems in Libraries. DATABASE. December 1994;35-44.
18. GIC as a Service Point. June 27, 1997;University of Virginia. [Online]. Available WWW:http://viva.lib.Virginia.EDU:80/gic/services/services_general.html.
19. Cox Allan B. The Challenges and Opportunities of GIS for Libraries. Invited keynote to Map and Geography Roundtable Session of the American Library Association Annual Meeting. San Francisco, CA :June 1992; The section about challenges, strengthsm andopportunities is summarized from.
20. Corbley, "Citizens enjoy GIS Access," p. 66.
21. Cowen David J. The Importance of GIS for the Average Person. GIS in Government - The Federal Perspective: Proceedings of the First Federal Geographic Technology Conference. 1994;7 GIS World, Inc. Fort Collins, CO.