Author: Liu Xuejun
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: This book is based on the theory of GIS and systematically elaborates on the basic concepts, fundamental theoretical issues, and basic techniques and methods of transportation geographic information systems. The content of the book covers GIS-T data acquisition, GIS-T data models and their organization, GIS-T analytical models, GIS-T design and development, GIS support systems for transportation planning, information systems for highway engineering project management, highway road management GIS, and more. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Geographic Information Systems, Transportation Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, and Transportation Management at universities. This book is based on the theory of GIS and systematically elaborates on the basic concepts, fundamental theoretical issues, and basic techniques and methods of transportation geographic information systems. The content of the book covers GIS-T data acquisition, GIS-T data models and their organization, GIS-T analytical models, GIS-T design and development, GIS support systems for transportation planning, information systems for highway engineering project management, highway road management GIS, and more. It is suitable for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in Geographic Information Systems, Transportation Civil Engineering, Transportation Engineering, and Transportation Management at universities.
Transportation Geographic Information System
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