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A tutorial on becoming proficient with the use of image data in projects using the geographical information system (GIS), this book begins with an introduction to image display, scanned maps,...More
This book provides an overview of the issues involved in GIS data conversion projects, including understanding and locating data; allocating personnel, budgets, and time; documenting the...More
For people who want to build a Web site based around GIS and mapping technology or to include maps on their Web sites, this text describes the concept of geographic information retrieval and...More
This book is based on many years experience as a MapInfo user and educator. I started writing it because I found myself teaching other users the same material over and over, as they were unable...More
MapBasic Developer's Guide is a handbook for customizing MapInfo Professional. The book begins with a tutorial on MapBasic elements, the MapBasic development environment, and program building...More
Explaining what GIS component technology means for managers and developers, this text illustrates, through hands-on tutorials using Visual Basic and ESRI's MapObjects product, how to use GIS...More
This is one of my favorite ASP books. Of course everything from Wrox Press is excellent.
Rob Martinson
This is everything you need to know about MapInfo software in a comprehensive tutorial with data-specific case studies. The bonus CD-ROM includes sample demographic, boundary and other data from...More
For the beginner through the programming expert, this new edition offers tips for the transition from Release 2 to 3. The book provides an introduction to Avenue; how to customize the ArcView...More
Written for the professional seeking quick proficiency with ArcView, this new edition provides tips on making the transition from Release 2 to 3 and an overview of the Spatial Analyst and...More
Seven Principles for Creating a Successful GIS Internship Program
In an economy where job openings remain limited and new, unemployed college graduates are piling up, the prospect of bringing on qualified, low-to-no-cost intern labor has never been better. Matt Lamborn of Pacific Geodata provides seven tips for companies who need qualified labor but who are on a tight budget.
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