 This introductory course launches you into the exciting
world of Geographic Information Systems and Remote
Sensing, while teaching the basics from the
evolution of maps and projections to learning about the
modern uses of a GPS, GIS, and Remote Sensing. |
 This hands-on book is is an ideal tool for anyone interested in
ArcGIS. It introduces you to important components
of the ArcGIS program. You will be
provided with step by step instructions that teach
the basics of these programs. |
 Students use their knowledge to complete numerous geospatial
applications, learning techniques in displaying,
managing, querying, symbolizing, and creating geospatial
data. Lessons are built on applications to show process
beyond “buttonology”. |
 In geospatial studies, the term “remote sensing” is
viewing our world from a distance. Whether the data is from airplanes or satellites, in this book you are given
the tools necessary to take images from these sources and
use them to perform image analysis. |
 This book directs you through five types of applications in
Surface Analysis using the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst software
extension. Emphasis is placed on the various methods and
uses of displaying continuous, or grid, data over a surface. |
 This book allows users to study their local area as well as the
world, in 3D and create fly-overs of those studies. Instruction
is provided using ArcGIS 3D Analyst:
ArcMap, ArcScene, and ArcGlobe. Change your perspective
and the perspective of your maps. |
 Roads, rivers, rails...these features share a common characteristic.
They are all networks of some kind and are made of
interconnected lines. GIS can be used to explore these
connections. This book shows
users how to utilize these datasets to analyze flow
or navigation. |
 A road map for the capstone application component
of the STARS Certification, this book leads students through the Project Management
Model to produce a complete geospatial project from
planning to implementation to presentation. |
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