Population Geographic Information System

Author: Li Chengming Yin Jie Wang Jizhou Jin Yimin
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: This book first provides a detailed analysis of the necessity of population geographic information system research, comprehensively elaborates on the current status and recent research progress in population geographic information systems, data mining, and spatial distribution both internationally and domestically, clearly identifies existing shortcomings and future development directions. It then discusses the techniques and methods for collecting and acquiring population information, comparing them with each other. The study explores the generation techniques of population information spatial baselines, including the core methods of utilizing high-resolution imagery and digital line drawings as fundamental geographic information. The third part designs the overall architecture, network architecture, and database composition of the national population geographic information system, deepening the prospects for the application of population geographic information systems. The fourth part conducts an in-depth study of spatial distribution methods and techniques for population information, proposes the concept of a digital population model, and systematically establishes the theory and methods for spatial information mining of population data. Finally, using public security household registration and population statistics as examples, it introduces specific applications of spatial population information, population geographic information systems, and spatial information mining of population data. This book serves as an important reference for senior undergraduate and graduate students majoring in geographic information systems, as well as for scientific and technical personnel engaged in population geographic information research.