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The Internet has redefined how maps are used. No longer restricted to paper, maps are now transmitted almost instantly and delivered to the user in a fraction of the time required to distribute...More
This sequel to the highly successful Designing Maps, offers a graphics-intensive presentation of published maps, providing cartographic examples that GIS users can then adapt for their own...More
CARTOGRAPHIA offers a stunning array of 200 of the most beautiful, important, and fascinating maps in existence, from the world's largest cartographic collection, at the Library of Congress....More
Maps are universal forms of communication, easily understood and appreciated regardless of culture or language. This truly magisterial book introduces readers to the widest range of maps ever...More
This volume illustrates the history of the Lone Star State through color plates of sixty-four historic Texas maps from the Marty and Yana Davis Map Collection, Sul Ross State University, Alpine,...More
Featuring more than 100 full-color maps that cover an array of industry sectors from government to natural resources to transportation to sustainable development, the annual ESRI Map book is a...More
The International Cartographic Association Series reflects the state of professional cartography from an international perspective, and provides information on the application of new and...More
Explore foreign cities or find every ATM in your hometown! Map historic sites, look for a new home, or analyze traffic patterns. Want to see the world? Forget packing, customs, and airport...More
"Science and art," according to Tufte, "have in common intense seeing, the wide-eyed observing that generates empirical information." This book is about how that seeing turns into showing....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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