The GIS book / (Record no. 40615)

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Edición de la CDU 2000
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Nombre personal Korte, George B.
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Título The GIS book /
Mención de responsabilidad George B. Korte.
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Mención de edición 5th updated and expanded
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Lugar de publicación, distribución, etc. Albany, NY :
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Extensión 387 p.
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Nota de contenido con formato CONTENIDO<br/>Introduction IX<br/>Who Should Read This Book IX<br/>Focus and Organization IX<br/>Content X<br/>Where This Book Came From XI<br/>PART 1: Understanding GIS 1<br/>Chapter 1: Introduction to GIS 3<br/>In This Chapter 3<br/>A Dramatic Story 3<br/>The Origins of GIS 6<br/>The Many Uses of GIS 7<br/>An Industry Leader's Comments 14<br/>Chapter 2: Defining GIS 17<br/>In This Chapter 17<br/>What Is CADD? 17<br/>What Is AM/FM? 20<br/>What Is GIS? 21<br/>Typical Applications 25<br/>Chapter 3: The Uses of GIS 27<br/>In This Chapter 27<br/>Tax Assessment 27<br/>Planning 30<br/>Registrar 31<br/>School Board 32<br/>Engineering and Public Works 32<br/>Public Safety 36<br/>Chapter 4: An Overview of the GIS Industry and GIS Software 39<br/>In This Chapter 39<br/>GIS Software Vendors 39<br/>The GIS Software and Overall Products and Services Markets 40<br/>GIS Users 41<br/>GIS Applications 42<br/>GIS Services 44<br/>Chapter 5: Why Implement O GIS? 49<br/>In This Chapter 49<br/>Map Data Is More Secure and Better Organized 49<br/>Redundancy and Other Problems of Multiple Map Sets Are Eliminated 49<br/>Mapping Revisions Are Easier and Faster 50<br/>Map Data is easier to search, Analyze, and Present 51<br/>Employees Are More Productive 52<br/>Map Data Is Integrated Throughout the Organization 52<br/>Chapter 6: GIS Technology Trends 55<br/>In This Chapter 55<br/>Data Networks and Data Communications 56<br/>Computers 59<br/>Operating System 61<br/>Software 63<br/>Chapter 7: GIS Doto Sources, Collection, and Entry 69<br/>In This Chapter 69<br/>Existing GIS Data 69<br/>Digitizing 70<br/>GPS Surveying 73<br/>Digital Orthophotography 75<br/>Satellite Imagery 76<br/>Chapter 8: GIS Data Formats and Standards 81<br/>In This Chapter 81<br/>GIS Data Forrnats 81<br/>Vector Data 82<br/>Raster Data 82<br/>Raster Images 83<br/>Data Standards 83<br/>DoD Spatial Data Standards (SDS) for Facilities, Infrastructure, and environment 84<br/>Spatial Data Transfer Standard (SDTS) 85<br/>Open Geodata Interoperability Specification (OGIS) 88<br/>Chapter 9: Types of GIS Analysis 91<br/>In This Chapter 91<br/>GIS Queries and Terrninology 91<br/>Other Types of GIS Analysis 100<br/>Chapter 10: GIS on the Web 109<br/>In This Chapter 109<br/>Web-based GIS 109<br/>Maps on the Internet 110<br/>GIS on the Internet 111<br/>PART 2: Selecting and Implementing a GIS 117<br/>Chapter 11: Planning a GIS 119<br/>In This Chapter 119<br/>A GIS Plan 119<br/>The Components of a GIS Plan 121<br/>Chapter 12: Implementing a GIS 123<br/>In This Chapter 123<br/>Implementation Overview 124<br/>Phase One: Planning 125<br/>Phase Two: Analysis 126<br/>Phase Three: Implementation 129<br/>Chapter 13: Selecting a GIS 133<br/>In This Chapter 133<br/>Functions 134<br/>Vendar Support 135<br/>User Environment 137<br/>Cost 137<br/>Chapter 14: Four Leading GIS Vendors' Products in Review 139<br/>In This Chapter 139<br/>Environmental Systems Research Institute, Inc. (ESRI) 139<br/>Intergraph 146<br/>MapInfo 151<br/>Autodesk 154<br/>Chapter 15: Keys to Successful GIS Implementation 157<br/>In This Chapter 157<br/>Management Support, Leadership, and Vision 158<br/>Data Conversion and Maintenance 158<br/>Hardware and Software 161<br/>User Training 161<br/>Data Communieations 162<br/>Software Customization 162<br/>User Support 163<br/>Funding 163<br/>Chapter 16: The Pitfalls of a GIS 165<br/>In This Chapter 165<br/>Failure to Consider Problems 165<br/>Overstating Benefits 166<br/>Using a GIS as an Experiment 166<br/>Failure to Define Goals 166<br/>No Long-term Planning 167<br/>Lack of Management Support 167<br/>Lack of User Involvement 168<br/>Failure to Specify Requirements 168<br/>Computerizing Existing Problems 168<br/>Continuation of Existing Manual Systems 169<br/>Lack of User Training 169<br/>Lack of User R<br/>D Support 169<br/>Systems That Cannot Be Expanded or Modified 170<br/>Budget Overrun or Underestimation 170<br/>Failure to Report Results 171<br/>Chapter 18: Using a GIS Consultant 173<br/>In This Chapter 173<br/>Benefits of Hiring a GIS Consultant 173<br/>The GIS Consultant's Mission 175<br/>What to Look for in a GIS Consultant 176<br/>Chapter 18: Managing and Staffing a GIS 179<br/>In This Chapter 179<br/>System Management 179<br/>GIS Staff Positions 181<br/>Chapter 19: Managing and Maintaining a GIS Database 185<br/>In This Chapter 185<br/>Enterprise GIS 185<br/>Centralized GIS Databases 186<br/>Distributed GIS Databases 187<br/>Master and Working GIS Databases 188<br/>Data Maintenance Issues 189<br/>PART 3: Considerations for Making GIS Decisions 193<br/>Chapter 20: Financial Justification of GIS 195<br/>In This Chapter 195<br/>GIS Costs 195<br/>Ongoing Costs 198<br/>Cost Savings 199<br/>Additional Benefits 204<br/>A Model for the Financial Justification of GIS 205<br/>The Hourly Cost of Operating a GIS 213<br/>Chapter References 216<br/>Chapter 21: The Economics of GIS Base Map Accuracy 217<br/>In This Chapter 217<br/>Features in a Topographic Base Map 217<br/>Base Map Accuracy Standards 219<br/>Other Base Map Cost Factors 221<br/>Chapter 22: GIS Data Quality 223<br/>In This Chapter 223<br/>Definitions 223<br/>Sources of GIS Data Errors 225<br/>Chapter 23: Getting CADO Data into a GIS 233<br/>In This Chapter 233<br/>The Need for CADD Data Translation 233<br/>Data Structure 234<br/>Data Format 237<br/>Chapter 24: Legal Aspects of GIS 239<br/>The Law and Public Information 239<br/>The Value of GIS Data 240<br/>The Role of Government 240<br/>Access to GIS Data 241<br/>GIS Data Sales and Pricing 243<br/>Data Privacy 245<br/>Liability 248<br/>Copyright Protection 251<br/>GIS and the Practice of Land Survey 255<br/>Chapter References 260<br/>Chapter 25: Government and Industry Involvement in GIS 261<br/>In This Chapter 261<br/>State Government GIS Activities 261<br/>Associations Promoting GIS 265<br/>Chapter 26: A Case Study in GIS Implementation: Clinton Township, MI 273<br/>In This Chapter 273<br/>The Consultant 273<br/>The Client 274<br/>The Initial Applications 274<br/>The Other Applications 277<br/>System Management 278<br/>Chapter 27: A Case Study in GIS Implementation: Prince Williom County, VA 279<br/>In This Chapter 279<br/>Prince William County, Virginia 279<br/>History of GIS in Prince William County 280<br/>GIS Web Application 287<br/>Eight Benefits of Prince William County's GIS Systern 288<br/>Six Lessons Learned in the Prince William County Implementation 290<br/>Chapter 28: A Case Study in Maintaining GIS Data: Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 293<br/>In This Chapter 293<br/>The Disney World of Defense 293<br/>Past Problems in DPW Data Management 295<br/>The Advent of GIS 295<br/>Preparing an Implementation Plan for GIS 295<br/>Implementing GIS 296<br/>Precision Land Surveying Sustains an Accurate GIS Database 301<br/>Appendix A: Exercises 305<br/>Part 1: Start-up Exercises 305<br/>Part 2: Further Exercises 314<br/>Appendix B: Resources 335<br/>Education and Training in GIS 335<br/>Associations 339<br/>GIS Events 340<br/>Books 341<br/>Periodicals 347<br/>Educational Institutions 349<br/>Appendix C: GIS Data Sources 359<br/>Glossary of Commonly Used GIS Terms 371<br/>Index 385
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