Cover of GIS, a computing perspective

GIS, a computing perspective

by Michael Worboys, Michael F. Worboys, M. F. Worboys

1995 376 pages eng

A GIS is at the heart of a special kind of computer-based information system which is designed to handle data spatially referenced to to geographic locations on the Earth. From a computing perspective, a GIS may be viewed as a software system mounted on a hardware platform, supplied with appropriat…

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