Description
Book SynopsisGeographic Information Systems (GIS) is a technology that has proven to be effective in addressing developmental issues. It is widely used across the globe for resource management, environmental issues, and policy decision-making support systems. GIS has a wide range of applications, including agriculture, water resources development and management, veterinary sciences, and disaster management. Given its interdisciplinary nature, GIS is a subject that requires a significant amount of introductory textbooks to improve student understanding. The author of this book has utilized their teaching and research experience to create a concise and readable guide. The book covers topics such as hardware, software and liveware, recent developments in spatial and map projections, and database management, modeling, structuring, networking, conversion, and quality aspects. This makes it a valuable resource not only for students but also for the teaching community.
