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The GIS Book: Understanding the Value and Implementation of Geographic Information Systems

The GIS Book: Understanding the Value and Implementation of Geographic Information Systems

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Great for GIS beginners
Review: Book was very helpful, and will be my desk reference. However, I do have one comment and question. The highway map shown on page 12 looks like a scanned state road map. The map may have been computer generated, but is it a true GIS? I don't think so. In these early days (years) of GIS, many computer generated maps have been portrayed as GIS, when they are not. This is due to confusion and plain lack of understanding. I think this has hurt the GIS field, and will only be overcome by time and the growth of the GIS applications

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Valuable
Review: I found this title to be very helpful for forecasting GIS implementation costs...thanks George

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Comment amended
Review: In my original review, I questioned whether a VDOT road map was a GIS system or not. The image appeared to me to be a scanned road map. After some research, George Korte, the author, responded that the map was produced by Intergraph's MGE GIS and cartographic publishing system. I thank the author for getting back to me on this issue. -Jonathan Soulen


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