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Visual Valuation: Implementing Valuation Modeling and Geographic Information Solutions

This book offers innovative thinking and technological solutions to many of the issues confronting the valuation profession today. It explores information technology--the latest generation of...More

Desktop Marketing

Author: R. Thomas (1991)

Business Site Selection, Location and GIS

All organizations -- businesses, government agencies, and even individuals -- face location and relocation decisions; where to open a new store, where to build a new factory, where to locate a...More

Business Site Selection, Location Analysis and GIS

All organizations businesses, government agencies, and even individuals face location and relocation decisions: where to open a new store, where to build a new factory, where to locate a new...More

The Business Benefits of GIS: An ROI Approach

The Business Benefits of GIS: An ROI Approach presents a fact-based, benefits-focused methodology aimed at ensuring the sustainability of GIS initiatives by effectively demonstrating the success...More

Land Development Handbook

Land Development Handbook provides a step-by-step approach to any type of project, from rural greenfield development to suburban infill to urban redevelopment. With the latest information...More

Business Geography and New Real Estate Market Analysis

MapPoint for Dummies

Gis in Real Estate: Integrating, Analyzing, and Presenting Locational Information

SITE SELECTION: New Advancements in Methods and Technology.

1998 release from Lebhar Books from Thompson Associates. It is an awesome, very technical guide for advanced concepts for site selection and real estate.

Lisa Ackerman

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Google Geospatial Announcements from Google I/O 2013: Should GIS Users Care?

Google announced new location services APIs, a new Google Maps and a visual refresh for Google Maps at Google I/O last week. There was lots of descriptive coverage from the mainstream and tech press. But there was very little response from the geospatial community - except from Esri. Who should or should not be excited about the new Google Maps and APIs?