论文信息 - Managing Geospatial Data and Services

Managing Geospatial Data and Services

Abstract Geographic information systems (GIS) are commonly misconceived as expensive and complicated map makers. Although GISs do create maps, they manipulate, organize, and display information, and aid in data documentation and accessibility. Managing GIS services involves, not just hardware and software issues, but managing digital data.

Melissa Lamont

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