GIS, environmental modeling and engineering

Promoting the critical thinking needed for the effective applications of these systems and their analytical outputs, this book explores how to use GIS and external models to solve real environmental problems. The text defines GIS, identifies how data is structured, and explains common functionality....

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Main Author: Brimicombe, Allan
Format: eBook Book
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton CRC Press/Taylor & Francis Group 2010
CRC Press
Taylor & Francis Group
Edition:2
Subjects:
Environmental engineering
Environmental engineering > Mathematical models
Environmental sciences
Environmental sciences > Mathematical models
Geographic information systems
Mathematical models
Spatial Data
Data Sets
Agent Based Modeling
Environmental Simulation Modeling
Distributed Parameter Models
Vendor GIS Package
GIS Functionality
FDM
Decision Support System Environment
Environmental Modeling
MC
SDSS
Common Language
GIS Analyst
Fuzzy Sets
Hydrodynamic Modeling
GIS Package
Map Algebra
Cellular Automata
IDW Interpolation
Residual Errors
Percentage Cover Species
Linguistic Hedges
API
Data Models
ISBN:9781439808702, 1439808708
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Table of Contents:
  • Front cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- The Author -- Abbreviations -- Statement on Trade Names and Trademarks -- Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. From GIS to Geocomputation -- Chapter 3. GIScience and the Rise of Geo-Information Engineering -- Chapter 4. Approaches to Modeling -- Chapter 5. The Role and Nature of Environmental Models -- Chapter 6. Case Studies in GIS, Environmental Modeling, and Engineering -- Chapter 7. Issues of Coupling the Technologies -- Chapter 8. Data and Information Quality Issues -- Chapter 9. Modeling Issues -- Chapter 10. Decision Making under Uncertainty -- References -- Index -- Back cover