Titlebook: Introduction to Integrated Geo-information Management; Seppe Cassettari (Course Director for GIS studies) Book 1993 Seppe Cassettari 1993

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Information Management, knowledge and understanding of the world in which we live, to exploit the resources necessary to provide the infrastructure of human life and to manage our societies. The revolution in information technology has done much to influence these activities. The development of digital computer systems an

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Data for Geo-information Systems,ay for the purposes of this discussion refer to data as being raw or unprocessed, while information has undergone some processing, such as classification, which makes it more relevant to the problem in hand. Thus data are the original survey information, the original remote sensing image or the basi

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Geo-information Databases,o generate cartographic products. Given that the basis for GIS is the need to understand the spatial context of features and events, the criteria for the storage and management of spatial information should be more than just the representation of that data in a cartographic form.

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Graphical User Interfaces,ts passing results of analysis to a decision maker then a very different kind of interface is necessary from the model where relatively inexperienced GIS users access the data as part of an integrated information strategy for answering complex problems.

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Visualisation, cartographer with digital solutions that replicated the map making process consumed much research and development time in the 1970s and 1980s (.; .). For the large map production agencies the process of conversion from a manual to a totally digital solution is still of prime importance and will rem

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978-0-412-48900-6Seppe Cassettari 1993