Resource Management Information Systems: Remote Sensing, GIS and Modelling, Second Edition / Edition 2

Resource Management Information Systems: Remote Sensing, GIS and Modelling, Second Edition / Edition 2

by Keith R. McCloy
ISBN-10:
0415263409
ISBN-13:
9780415263405
Pub. Date:
12/21/2005
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
ISBN-10:
0415263409
ISBN-13:
9780415263405
Pub. Date:
12/21/2005
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis
Resource Management Information Systems: Remote Sensing, GIS and Modelling, Second Edition / Edition 2

Resource Management Information Systems: Remote Sensing, GIS and Modelling, Second Edition / Edition 2

by Keith R. McCloy
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Overview

Resource Management Information Systems: Remote Sensing, GIS and Modelling, Second Edition provides you with the knowledge and skill necessary to design, build, implement, and operate spatial resource management information systems for the management of physical resources. This volume promotes the use of these technologies in a spatial context, enabling you to apply information systems toward the management of resources in agriculture, forestry, land use planning, valuation, engineering, and many additional fields.

A follow-up to the first edition, Resource Management Information Systems: Process and Practice, this book offers extensive revisions, reflecting the rapidly evolving nature of the technologies needed to manage spatial resources.   


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780415263405
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
Publication date: 12/21/2005
Edition description: REV
Pages: 616
Product dimensions: 7.00(w) x 10.00(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Introduction. Physical principles of remote sensing. Visual interpretation and map reading. Image processing. Use of field data. Geographic information systems. The analysis and interpretation of vegetation. The management of spatial resources and decision support.
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