Geographic Information Systems: How a World Wide Web Presence Can Improve Their Availability.

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Main Authors: van Brakel, Pieter A., Pienaar, Martie
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1997
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author van Brakel, Pieter A.
Pienaar, Martie
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Pienaar, Martie
van Brakel, Pieter A.
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contents Geographic Information Systems: How a World Wide Web Presence Can Improve Their Availability. van Brakel, Pieter A. Pienaar, Martie Access to Information Databases Geography Information Dissemination Information Services World Wide Web Automated geographic information systems (GIS) consist of integrated digital databases containing information about geographic features; hardware, software, and people used in the analysis of features; and descriptions of features. Currently no standard method of accessing widely scattered geographic data exists. Argues that this can solved by making GIS data and information available via the World Wide Web. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Geographic Information Systems: How a World Wide Web Presence Can Improve Their Availability.
van Brakel, Pieter A.
Pienaar, Martie
Access to Information
Databases
Geography
Information Dissemination
Information Services
World Wide Web
Geographic Information Systems: How a World Wide Web Presence Can Improve Their Availability. van Brakel, Pieter A. Pienaar, Martie Access to Information Databases Geography Information Dissemination Information Services World Wide Web Automated geographic information systems (GIS) consist of integrated digital databases containing information about geographic features; hardware, software, and people used in the analysis of features; and descriptions of features. Currently no standard method of accessing widely scattered geographic data exists. Argues that this can solved by making GIS data and information available via the World Wide Web. (PEN)
title Geographic Information Systems: How a World Wide Web Presence Can Improve Their Availability.
topic Access to Information
Databases
Geography
Information Dissemination
Information Services
World Wide Web
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ544753