AUTHOR

Dr. Zhong-Ren Peng

Department of Urban Planning
University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee
Milwaukee, WI 53201
Phone: 414-229-5887
E-mail: zpeng@uwm.edu

 

Dr. Ming-Hsiang Tsou

Department of Geography
San Diego State University
San Diego, CA 92182-4493
Phone: 619-594-0205
E-mail: mtsou@mail.sdsu.edu



PUBLISHER

John Wiley and Son Inc.ey and Son Inc.
This Book will be Available in March, 2003.

 



 

 

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Intenet GIS: Distributed Geographic Information Services, authored by Dr. Zhong-Ren Peng and Dr. Ming-Hsiang Tsou, is a complete text book that guilds the readers through the newly development in the field of geographic information science along with the popularity of the Internet. Dr. Goodchild gaves highly evaluation of the book. In his foreword to the book, he said:

 




With more and more geographic information produced in the digital format, more and more necessities have risen to promote the availability and accessiblity of the spatial information thus to enhance data interchanging and sharing within the agency and between the agencies. To those who want to explore the ideas behind the Internet GIS, this book presents a thorough discussion on the theories involved and related.

 

Since the advent of geographic information system in 1980s, GIS has been evloved quickly from desktop GIS to mobile GIS taking great advatanges of the quick-developing technolgoies in multiple disciplines, such as computer science, telecommunications, etc. This book guilds you through the development of GIS, comparing and contrasting the similaries and differentials among those GISs based on differnt technolgoies.

 

GIS has been applied by research institutes, government agencies, provite compancies to store and manage geographic information, to explore and perform spatial analysis, and to plan and manage on-site facilities. This book introduces you to the currently applications of Intenet GIS for your refernce. Though Intenet GIS was emerged recently, it is evolving quickly thanks to the rapic development in available technologies.



A text on the theories of distributing and processing geogrpahic information via World Wide Web

 

 


A guild to cutting-edge technologies on mainstream GIS, desktop GIS, Intenet GIS and mobile GIS

 




A reference to updated appliations in multiple fields and future developing trands in Intenet GIS

 

 

 


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