GIS for Science, Volume 1: Applying Mapping and Spatial Analytics
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GIS for Science, Volume 1: Applying Mapping and Spatial Analytics

by Christian Harder, Dawn J. Wright

Science Technology Geography
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An introduction to applying mapping and spatial analytics in scientific research, showing how GIS tools support data-driven discovery and analysis across disciplines.

About This Book

This book presents the role of geographic information systems in scientific research and analysis.

It demonstrates practical uses of mapping technologies to address questions in various fields.

Readers learn how spatial data supports evidence-based decision making and problem solving.

The content highlights collaboration between scientists and GIS professionals.

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