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Multidimensional Geographic Information Science

Jonathan Raper (City University of London)
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Geographic Information Systems mainly tend to be two dimensional, thus limiting the applications. As GIS are being developed, researchers and practioners are finding new ways of making GIS three dimensional, even four dimensional in some instances, increasing their usability. This book focuses on the way in which GIS could be made multidimensional’ based on the modelling limitations of current 2D GIS. It suggests extending GIS to incorporate the third and fourth dimensions, as well as time (spatio-temporal GIS), using a variety of programming techniques and discusses current examples of multidimensional GIS.
There is currently no other book that deals with multidimensional GIS in this way and the renowned author is at the cutting edge of research.

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Format
Loose-leaf
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2000
Pages
332
ISBN
9781420023275

Geographic Information Systems mainly tend to be two dimensional, thus limiting the applications. As GIS are being developed, researchers and practioners are finding new ways of making GIS three dimensional, even four dimensional in some instances, increasing their usability. This book focuses on the way in which GIS could be made multidimensional’ based on the modelling limitations of current 2D GIS. It suggests extending GIS to incorporate the third and fourth dimensions, as well as time (spatio-temporal GIS), using a variety of programming techniques and discusses current examples of multidimensional GIS.
There is currently no other book that deals with multidimensional GIS in this way and the renowned author is at the cutting edge of research.

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Format
Loose-leaf
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Inc
Country
United States
Date
1 November 2000
Pages
332
ISBN
9781420023275

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