Land Management Information System

Author: Zhu Dehai, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2000-06-02
Features: This book takes the functional structure of land management information systems as the main line, comprehensively and systematically introducing the principles of computer-based land management information systems, internal data structures, algorithms of various major functional modules, as well as system analysis and design methods. To help readers understand the specific functional settings and development methods of land management information systems, Chapter 10 of this book introduces three specialized systems—land registration information systems, land grading and valuation information systems, and land use information systems—as a summary of the entire book. In the appendix, the book presents a comparative analysis of functional features of representative geographic information system software platforms currently active in the information technology market in tabular form. Additionally, it includes an English abbreviation and full name list of specialized technical terms. This book serves as a textbook for undergraduate, junior college, and graduate students majoring in land information systems or geographic systems in agricultural and forestry universities, geological survey and mapping universities, and comprehensive universities, as well as a primary reference or supplementary teaching material. It can also be used as a technical reference book for cadres and engineering technicians in various levels of land and resources management departments.