Intelligent GI Analysis

Geographic Information Analysis (GIA) embraces a whole cluster of techniques and models which apply formal, usually mathematical and statistical, structures to systems in which the prime variables of interest vary significantly across space. GIA is currently entering a period of rapid change leading to what may be termed intelligent GIA. The driving forces are a combination of large amounts of digital spatial data due to the GIS data revolution, the availability of attractive softcomputing tools, the rapid growth in computational power, and the new emphasis on exploratory data analysis and modelling.

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