Confronting Catastrophe: A GIS Handbook
by R W Greene
An introductory GIS handbook explaining how geographic information systems support analysis, planning, and response to catastrophic events.
About This Book
Confronting Catastrophe: A GIS Handbook provides an introduction to geographic information systems and their application in disaster contexts.
The book outlines basic GIS concepts and workflows relevant to emergency planning and response.
Readers learn how spatial data and mapping technologies support analysis of catastrophic events.
The handbook is designed for practitioners and students seeking foundational knowledge in GIS for catastrophe-related work.
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