Author: Wang Zhanquan, Zhao Sisi, Xu Hui (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: This book provides a detailed introduction to the commercial development of Geographic Information System (GIS) software. It covers current mainstream GIS development technologies, such as GIS development based on Visual C++/Visual Basic, MapObjects development technology, MapX development technology, and GeoMedia development technology, among others. Additionally, the book selects a large number of engineering cases with commercial value, including a fire management system based on MapStudio, a cadastral information system based on GeoMedia, a bus vehicle positioning and dispatching system based on MapObjects, an urban intelligent transportation information system based on MapObjects, a house survey management system based on MapX, and a social resource statistics system based on MapX. The accompanying CD-ROM contains relatively complete source code for each engineering case, allowing readers to learn conveniently and perform secondary development as needed. The book is practical, well-structured, and rich in case studies, making it suitable as a technical reference for research institutions and enterprises engaged in GIS-related development. It can also serve as a learning and teaching material for course design, graduation projects, and related professional courses in higher education institutions.
Geographic Information System (GIS) Development Project Safety Selection
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