2006Medical Entomology and ZoologyRequires access

Learning and using geographic information systems

Wilpen L. Gorr, Kristen S. Kurland

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1. Introducing GIS 2. Navigating GIS 3. Getting Information from a GIS 4. Designing Maps 5. Finding GIS Resources 6. Building a GIS Study Area 7. Geocoding Your Data 8. Digitizing Map Features 9. Working on GIS Projects Appendix A: Obtaining ArcGIS Software and Installing Data Files

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1. Introducing GIS 2. Navigating GIS 3. Getting Information from a GIS 4. Designing Maps 5. Finding GIS Resources 6. Building a GIS Study Area 7. Geocoding Your Data 8. Digitizing Map Features 9. Working on GIS Projects Appendix A: Obtaining ArcGIS Software and Installing Data Files

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1. Introducing GIS 2. Navigating GIS 3. Getting Information from a GIS 4. Designing Maps 5. Finding GIS Resources 6. Building a GIS Study Area 7. Geocoding Your Data 8. Digitizing Map Features 9. Working on GIS Projects Appendix A: Obtaining ArcGIS Software and Installing Data Files

Key concepts: Geocoding, Geographic information system, AM/FM/GIS, GIS file format, GIS Day, GIS and public health, Distributed GIS, Computer science

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