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Table of Contents

2 SpatiaLABS

Frontlist | New Titles

4 Understanding GIS: An ArcGIS Project Workbook

4 Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS: A Workbook, Second Edition

5 Map Use: Reading, Analysis, Interpretation, Seventh Edition

5 Hydraulic Modeling and GIS

6 Palms to Peaks: The Art o Janet Edwards

6 GIS Tutorial or Crime Analysis

7 Virtual Geographic Environments

7 Building a GIS: System Architecture Design Strategies orManagers, Second Edition

8 Mapping the Nation: Government and TechnologyMaking a Dierence

8 The GIS Guide to Public Domain Data

9 GIS Tutorial or Health, Fourth Edition

9 Mapping Census 2010: The Geography o U.S. Diversity

10 Esri Map Book, Volume 27

Backlist | Current Titles

12 GIS Technology and Reerence

16 GIS Education and Training

21 Atlases and GIS Map Books

23 GIS Case Studies and Data Models or Industry

26 Nontechnical

28 E-books

30 Title Index

31 Author/Editor Index


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SpatiaLABS

SpatiaLABS introduce, develop, and reinorce spatial reasoning and

analysis skills. Intended or a higher education curriculum, SpatiaLABS

use current mapping technology and visualization tools, providing a

platorm that allows students to see the real-world application o the

concepts and skills they are studying in their arts and sciences courses.

Available only rom Esri.

February 2012

50+ labs Ships on DVD

$500 annual license/unlimited use per college campus

New labs added annually

A wide variety o topics or all technology levels, beginner to advanced

General Interests Determining Areas Accessible to Search and Rescue Teams in the Ouachita National Forest

The Global Oil Market: A Spatial Perspective o this Complex Phenomenon

Population Mapping and Modeling or Manhattan

And more

Forestry Course Building a GIS Forest Inventory

Evaluate Economical Timber Amounts

Determine Insect Vulnerability

Calculate Watershed Impacts

And more

Business Course Retail Site Selection with Business GIS

Demographic and Liestyle Segmentation

Sales Territory Design

International Market Assessment

And more


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Why Use SpatiaLABS?

Practicability. SpatiaLABS provide a missing link to real-world

applications. Books can only devote so much space to concepts,

GIS skills, and applications. SpatiaLABS are not designed to

teach students how to use specic geospatial sotware tools but

rather how to think about a problem, approach the analysis, and

consider the spatial implications.

Applicability. SpatiaLABS are a great way to introduce

students in sociology, business, and ecology courses to

spatial concepts, regardless o their GIS experience. Availability. SpatiaLABS are or the whole campus.

Variety. SpatiaLABS cover a variety o topics that motivate,

interest, and challenge students. They also give you range in

your student assignments. You can assign labs to students or

let students choose their own.

Dependability. SpatiaLABS are ully tested, peer reviewed,

and proessionally prepared.

Simplicity. The SpatiaLABS DVD is easily installed on a server so

that labs can be downloaded and assigned by any instructor.

Adaptability. SpatiaLABS are available as Microsot

Wordles, and the license allows you to alter them as you preer,

such as adjusting them to use local data.

Learn more at esri.com/spatialabs.

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Understanding GISAn ArcGIS Project Workbook

Christian Harder, Tim Ormsby, and Thomas Balstrm

Understanding GISexplains the methods, tools, and processes

needed to apply ull-scale GIS analysis to spatially based problems.This book lets you assume the role o a GIS analyst challenged with

nding the best location or a new park along the Los Angeles River

in Southern Caliornia. The problem is complex: you need vacant land

thats close to the river in park-poor urban neighborhoods with lots

o amilies. The book provides the starting data and the guidance you

need to perorm a complete GIS analysis: exploring the study area;

evaluating the data; building a database; processing, editing, and

analyzing the data; modeling alternative outcomes; mapping your

ndings; and sharing your results on interactive web maps. The book

provides access to a 90 -day trial o ArcGIS 10 or Desktop.

Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS

A Workbook, Second Edition

Kathryn Keranen and Robert Kolvoord

Making Spatial Decisions Using GISprovides scenario-based lessons

that develop GIS skills and critical thinking. Students will use organized

workfows, spatial analysis, and visualization to make decisions rooted

in real-world issues like crime, hazards, hurricanes, demographics, and

urban planning. The rst edition was part o the Our World GIS Education

series published by Esri Press, which won the 2008 Geographic

Excellence in Media award rom the National Council or Geographic

Education. Data or the exercises, a 180-day trial o ArcGIS 10 or

Desktop, and in-depth instructor resources are also provided.

July 2011

ISBN: 9781589482425Part Number: 114821

$79.95 USD

378 pages

7.875 x 9.625 inchesPaperback

Media: Exercise data DVD

July 2011

ISBN: 9781589482807

Part Number: 121381

$69.95 USD

172 pages

8 x 10 inches

Paperback

Media: Exercise data

DVD; instructor resource

DVD available with desk

copy request


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Map UseReading, Analysis, Interpretation, Seventh Edition

A. Jon Kimerling, Aileen R. Buckley, Phillip C. Muehrcke, and

Juliana O. Muehrcke

Map Use: Reading, Analysis, Interpretation, Seventh Edition, is acomprehensive, oundational textbook designed or the college

curriculum. Now updated with a new section on map interpretation,

Map Use provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary

to read and understand maps and oers proessional cartographers a

thorough reerence resource. Nearly 600 ull-color maps, photographs,

and graphs illustrate the concepts behind communicating with maps,

while an extensive glossary and resource DVD or instructors (lecture

slides, lab exercises, and answer keys) urther support the use o the

text in the classroom. The book renders basic cartographic principles

accessible to all, rom students o cartography and map design to

those without a ormal education in geography.

Hydraulic Modeling and GIS

Lori Armstrong, editor

Hydraulic Modeling and GISis a best practices guide or developing

a sustainable hydraulic model and maintenance strategy that makes

optimal use o your GIS. This book addresses GIS-centered concepts

and applications that will help you understand and improve hydraulic

model structures, advanced spatial analysis, network connectivity and

topology, hydraulic model development and maintenance strategies,

and GIS database design. Hydraulic Modeling and GISis a practical

handbook or GIS managers, engineers, and decision makers in the

water and wastewater utility industry.

October 2011ISBN: 9781589482791

Part Number: 121250

$99.95 USD

610 pages

8.375 x 10.875 inchesPaperback

Media: Instructor

resource DVD available

with desk copy request

October 2011

ISBN: 9781589483019

Part Number: 123972

$11.95 USD

82 pages

7.5 x 9 inches

Paperback

Media: None


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Palms to PeaksThe Art o Janet Edwards

Janet Edwards and Fred Edwards

Palms to Peaks is a collection o more than 60 ull-color works that trace

the development o artist Janet Edwards over a career spanning nearlyhal a century. Edwards, a lielong resident o Caliornia, is a regional

realist whose etchings capture the history and natural beauty o the state.

Through this collection, Edwards pays homage not only to the stunning

vistas, palms, groves, fora, and auna that have become icons o Southern

Caliornia lie but also to the coastal, central, and northern regions o

the state. A ormally trained artist, Edwards oten combines etching

techniques and the selective application o color, la poupe, to create

a watercolor-like eect. Many o her works are embellished with detailed

elements o embossing. Each piece o art is accompanied by a narrative

vignette rom Fred Edwards, the artist's husband.

GIS Tutorial or Crime Analysis

Wilpen L. Gorr and Kristen S. Kurland

GIS Tutorial or Crime Analysis is a crime-mapping workbook or crime

analysts and students o criminology. This book presents state-o-the-

art crime mapping and analysis methods that can be incorporated

into any police departments standard practices. GIS Tutorial or Crime

Analysis combines step-by-step tutorials with independent exercises

that introduce key GIS skills, including data preparation, template

building, and the automation o map production. Exercises teach

readers skills needed in police departments across the nation. In

addition to exercises, this book provides access to exercise data and a

180-day trial version o ArcGIS 10 or Desktop.

October 2011

ISBN: 9781589482852

Part Number: 123053

$49.95 USD

160 pages

12 x 9.625 inches

Hardcover

Media: None

November 2011

ISBN: 9781589482142

Part Number: 112212

$79.95 USD

292 pages

8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback




copy request


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Virtual Geographic Environments

Hui Lin and Michael Batty

This book presents the state o the art in integrating geographic

inormation systems with visualization through the media o virtual

geographic environments (VGE). Online virtual environments andWeb 2.0 technologies set the scene or contributions that rst deal

with virtual cities and virtual landscapes. User interaces based on new

techniques o geovisualization that are essential to public participation

are explored, and the transition o GIS and VGEs to mobile and

networked devices is presented through a series o chapters that deal

with how such location-based services are being implemented.

Building a GIS

System Architecture Design Strategies or Managers, Second Edition

Dave Peters

The second edition oBuilding a GISdescribes and updates a time-

tested approach to system architecture design. Using the Capacity

Planning Tool (on the books DVD), GIS managers and technical

architects can tr y out various sys tem congurations in theory beore

committing their resources. The book promotes successul GIS

operations and is intended or IT experts who are adopting the

technology, GIS proessionals new to system design, and executives

who need to manage change. This second edition has been thoroughly

revised and restructured. Graphics have been updated and numerous

illustrations added. Exercises and video presentations on the DVD are

designed to help students o system architecture design ocus on the

most important concepts and hone their expertise.

November 2011

ISBN: 9781589483187

Part Number: 126840

$49.95 USD

364 pages

7.25 x 10.25 inches

Paperback

Media: None

January 2012

ISBN: 9781589483071

Part Number: 124605

$59.95 USD

374 pages

8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback

Media: DVD


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Mapping the NationGovernment and Technology Making a Dierence

Esri

Mapping the Nation: Government and Technology Making a Dierence

is a collection o GIS maps illustrating the many ways in which ederalgovernment agencies rely on GIS analysis to help make the world

a better place. Pulled rom a broad range o agencies, the maps

included in the book demonstrate how the technology can be used

to evaluate and respond to social, economic, and environmental

concerns at local, regional, national, and global levels. These

exampleson topics such as green government, economic recovery

and sustainability, and climate protectionshow how government

agencies use GIS to acilitate initiatives, improve transparency, and

deliver strong business models.

The GIS Guide to Public Domain Data

Joseph J. Kerski and Jill Clark

The GIS Guide to Public Domain Data gives geographic inormation

system users relevant inormation about the sources and quality

o available public domain spatial data. Readers will understand

how to nd, evaluate, and analyze data to solve location-based

problems. This guide covers practical issues such as copyrights, cloud

computing, online data portals, volunteered geographic inormation,

and international data. Supplementary exercises are available online

to help put the concepts into practice. Students, researchers, and

proessionals will nd The GIS Guide to Public Domain Data a useul

desk companion to help them navigate the world o spatial data in the

public domain.

March 2012

ISBN: 9781589483156

Part Number: 126722$19.95 USD

108 pages

10 x 11 inches

PaperbackMedia: None

June 2012

ISBN: 9781589482449

Part Number: 115199

$49.95 USD

350 pages

8 x 10 inches

Paperback

Media: None


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GIS Tutorial or HealthFourth Edition

Kristen S. Kurland and Wilpen L. Gorr

GIS Tutorial or Health teaches GIS and analysis skills to health

proessionals and students. Using health-care scenarios, the bookdemonstrates how to process and visualize health data to better

manage services and support health-care policy. This workbook

eatures lessons and structured exercises that cover mapping basics,

including creating map layers, editing eatures, and using spatial data.

The ourth edition has been updated or compatibility with ArcGIS 10

or Desktop. A ree 180-day sotware trial o ArcGIS 10 or Desktop is

provided, along with exercise data.

Mapping Census 2010

The Geography o U.S. Diversity

Riley Peake

Mapping Census 2010: The Geography o U.S. Diversityis an atlas o

the American peoplewho we are and where we are. Using the latest

census data and geographic inormation system technology, this atlas

examines how our unique population is moving and changing. These

large, ull-color maps illustrate population density, age, and racial and

ethnic composition with clarity. Mapping Census 2010is an invaluable

resource or government ocials, policy makers, and citizens

interested in social change.

June 2012

ISBN: 9781589483132

Part Number: 126587

$79.95 USD

425 pages8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback




copy request

July 2012

ISBN: 9781589483194

Part Number: 126987

$16.95 USD

128 pages

12 x 9.625 inches

Paperback

Media: None


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Esri Map BookVolume 27

Riley Peake, editor

The maps in Esri Map Book, Volume 27, show how GIS acilitates

change and provides innovative, spatially based solutions to wide-ranging issues, including those aecting business, the environment,

utilities, transportation, and government. The ull-color maps in this

edition clearly show how GIS users around the globe are contributing

ever-increasing amounts o data and other resources to help achieve

sustainable development and a more hopeul uture. Dozens o maps

rom distinct industries spread across many countries, regions, and

cities are eatured. Each map includes a description o the map's

purpose and how it was produced. Esri Map Book, Volume 27, is an

important collection o maps or GIS users, cartographers, collectors,

and map libraries.

July 2012

ISBN: 9781589483149Part Number: 126715

$24.95 USD

120 pages

10 x 11 inchesPaperback

Media: None


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A to Z GIS

An Illustrated Dictionary o GeographicInormation Systems

Tasha Wade and Shelly Sommer, editors

As GIS technology has evolved and

grown, so has the language o this

powerul tool. Written, developed, and

reviewed by more than 150 subject

matter experts, A to Z GISis packed

with more than 1,800 terms, nearly

400 ull-color illustrations, and seven

encyclopedia-style appendix articles

about annotation and labels, eatures,

geometry, layers in ArcGIS, map

projections and coordinate systems,

remote sensing, and topology.

Building a GISSystem Architecture Design Strategies

or Managers

Dave Peters

Building a GISdocuments a time-tested

and proven design process to help

organizations plan the inrastructure

system conguration, platorm sizing/

selection, and network bandwidthto

sustain a geographic inormation

system. The accompanying CD includes

the Capacity Planning Tool, whichoers templates to automate system

design analysis tasks. Building a GIS,

along with Roger Tomlinsons Thinking

About GIS, will help organizations

implement, integrate, and scale a GIS

cost-eectively.

Building European Spatial DataInrastructures, Second Edition

Ian Masser

Building European Spatial Data

Inrastructures explores the eorts

o the European Union to create

a ramework or a multinationalInrastructure or Spatial Inormation

in Europe (INSPIRE). Designed as a

reerence or GIS proessionals and

decision makers, this book presents

an overview o the innovative activities

being perormed to comply with the

INSPIRE Directive and explains the

rationale and the processes involved

in spatial data inrastructure (SDI)

development and implementation.

The Business Benefts o GIS

An ROI ApproachDavid Maguire, Victoria Kouyoumjian,

and Ross Smith

The Business Benefts o GISpresentsa methodology aimed at ensuringthe sustainability o GIS initiatives byeectively demonstrating the successo the investment. The methodologyis based on an established rameworkand was adapted to combine the GISexpertise o Esri with the proessionalmanagement experience o PAConsulting Group. The result is a step-by-step ramework with additional toolsthat allow the reader to apply the book's

methodology to GIS initiatives andachieve consensus among stakeholders.

Charting the UnknownHow Computer Mapping at Harvard

Became GIS

Nick Chrisman

Charting the Unknown presents ahistory o GIS technology that takesreaders back more than our decades tothe Harvard Laboratory or ComputerGraphics and Spatial Analysis, wherea variety o proessionals convergedto rethink thematic mapping, spatial

analysis, and what we now call GIS.The book includes a CD that containsinterviews with important gures atthe Harvard Laboratory, three moviesshowing animated visualization, andscanned copies oContextpublications(rom 1968 to 1983) describing research

and research-related activities at the lab.

Designed MapsA Sourcebook or GIS Users

Cynthia A. Brewer

Designed Maps is a graphics-intensive

presentation o published maps,

providing more than 70 cartographic

examples that GIS users can adapt ortheir own design needs. Each chapter

characterizes a common design

decision and includes a demonstration

map annotated with specic inormation

needed to reproduce the design such as

text onts, sizes, and styles; line weights,

colors, and patterns; marker symbol

onts, sizes, and colors; and ll colors

and patterns.

GIS Technology and Reference

ISBN: 9781589481404

Part Number: 100708

$29.95 USD 288 pages

5.25 x 8 inches

Paperback 2006

Media: None

ISBN: 9781589481596

Part Number: 103048


8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback 2008

Media: Ancillary CD

ISBN: 9781589482661

Part Number: 118618


7.5 x 9 inches

Paperback 2010

Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482005

Part Number: 110033


7.5 x 9 inches

Paperback 2008

Media: None

ISBN: 9781589481183

Part Number: 97239


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Media: Ancillary CD

ISBN: 9781589481602

Part Number: 103135


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GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling

David Maguire, Michael Batty, andMichael Goodchild, editors

This book presents papers by leading GIS

experts describing modern computerized

spatial analysis and modeling. Recent

advances in GIS sotware, along with the

availability o spatially reerenced data,

now make possible the sophisticated

modeling and statistical analysis o all types

o geographic phenomena. GIS, Spatial

Analysis, and Modeling serves to advance

the methods and practices used to develop

meaningul spatial analysis or decision

support. This text covers tools, techniques,

and methods while providing examples o

socioeconomic, scientic, transportation,

and environmental applications.

GIS WorldsCreating Spatial Data Inrastructures

Ian Masser

GIS Worlds: Creating Spatial Data

Inrastructures discusses the diusion

and evolution o spatial data

inrastructures around the world, shows

where spatial data inrastructures (SDIs)

are advancing, and describes where

more work is needed. More signicantly,

it details the implementation o SDIs

rom a practical perspective and

outlines a method o institution building

or regional, continental, and global

SDIs. This text promises to strengthen

even urther the need or intelligent

governance and strong leadership in

the GIS and spatial data communities.

Modeling Our World

The Esri Guide to GeodatabaseConcepts, Second Edition

Michael Zeiler and Jonathan Murphy

Modeling Our Worldocuses on

understanding the geodatabase, a

collection o geographic datasets

that works in concert with ArcGIS

sotware to provide a rich ramework

or modeling attributes, spatial

and temporal relationships, and

transactions. This book promotes

best practices or data modeling and

analysis by addressing critical topics

such as spatial integrity, attribute

integrity, workfow, and scaling.

Notes and Comments on theComposition o Terrestrial andCelestial Maps

J. H. Lambert, author;

Waldo R. Tobler, translator

Largely sel-taught, Johann Heinrich

Lambert became one o the worlds

preeminent mathematicians and

cartographers, and his work is st ill relevant

today. Originally published in 1772, this

book was translated rom German to

English by Swiss-American geographer

Waldo R. Tobler in 1972. It is republished

by Esri Press with an expanded preace

and an updated reerence section. It is a

classic text and a key component o any

cartographic library.

Lining Up Data in ArcGISA Guide to Map Projections

Margaret M. Maher

Lining Up Data in ArcGIS: A Guide to

Map Projections is an easy-to-navigate,

troubleshooting reerence or any GIS

user with the common problem o data

misalignment. Complete with ull-color

maps and diagrams, this book presents

techniques to identiy data projections

and create custom projections to align

data. Formatted or practical use, each

chapter can stand alone to address

specic issues related to working with

coordinate systems. Lining Up Data in

ArcGISwill benet beginning and skilled

GIS users alike.

Pensando en el SIGPlanifcacin del Sistema de Inormacion

Geogrfca Dirigida a Gerentes,

Tercera Edicin

Roger Tomlinson

Thinking About GIS: Geographic

Inormation System Planning or Managers,

Third Edition (Spanish translation).

Desarrollado a partir de dcadas de

experiencia en consultora global y sus

populares seminarios de SIG mundialmente,

el libro del Dr. Tomlinson ayuda a entrelazar

las dierencias de comunicacin entre las

personas con competencia en tecnologa y

aquellos que no la tienen. La metodologa

proporciona una plataorma comn de la

cual se puede evaluar exactamente que

necesita una organizacin de un SIG.


ISBN: 9781589481305

Part Number: 100118


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Part Number: 99274


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2010 Media: None

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Part Number: 122115


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Part Number: 115628


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Part Number: 110204

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Spatial Statistical Data Analysis

or GIS UsersKonstantin Krivoruchko

Spatial Statistical Data Analysis or

GIS Users discusses spatial statistical

models, rom simple to complex.

This DVD ocuses on the ArcGIS

Geostatistical Analyst extension to

explain basic concepts o statistical

models, oer solutions or applying

models to data, and provide exercises

or practicing spatial data analysis.

This DVD is a resource or users o

ArcGIS Geostatistical Analyst, as well

as students, teachers, and researchers

looking or a practical introduction to

statistical modeling.

Thinking About GISGeographic Inormation System Plan-

ning or Managers, Fourth Edition

Roger Tomlinson

Thinking About GISpresents a planning

model or designing data and technology

systems that will meet any organizations

needs. Designed or senior managers

who oversee inormation technologies

and technical specialists responsible

or system design, this book provides a

common platorm on which to conduct

GIS planning. The ourth edition refects

current geospatial technology trends and

includes new case studies, Planning or a

GIScourse exercises, and a video o the

Planning and Managing a GIS seminar.


Unlocking the Census with GIS

Alan Peters and Heather MacDonald

The US Census provides billions

o pieces o complex data about

millions o exceptionally diverse

people. Unlocking the Census with

GISdescribes how GIS can be used tobetter access, understand, manage,

and analyze census data and census-

related inormation and present it in a

spatial ormat. Numerous maps, tables,

sidebars, and in-depth examples and

explanations are provided to guide

readers to a greater understanding o

the census and its value to those using

powerul GIS sotware tools.

Urban Policy and the Census

Heather MacDonald and Alan Peters

Urban Policy and the Census helps

researchers and policy analysts gain

an integrated understanding o census

data and other sources o policy data,

including their strengths and limitations

and the best use o this data in policy

research. Researchers will be able

to critically assess decennial census

and American Community Survey

data, which can be the starting point

or spatial analysis or realistic policy

planning and decision making.

Web GISPrinciples and Applications

Pinde Fu and Jiulin Sun

Web GISoers a balance o principles,

concepts, and techniques to guide readers

at any skill level toward an understanding

o how the World Wide Web can expand

and modernize the way GIS technology is

used. New web technologies and research

areas addressed in the book include web

GIS servers; REST services; JavaScriptTM,

Adobe FlexTM, and Microsot SilverlightAPIs; cloud computing and cloud GIS;

geodesign; mobile GIS; mashups;

volunteered geographic inormation

(VGI); geoportals; geocollaboration; and

next-generation national spatial data

inrastructures (NSDI).

ISBN: 9781589481619

Part Number: 103087

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Analyzing Our World Using GIS

Media KitOur World GIS Education, Level 3

Roger Palmer, Anita M. Palmer, Lyn

Malone, and Christine L. Voigt

Analyzing Our World Using GISis

geared to high school students and

others who want to extend their basic

GIS skills. The 10 lessons combine step-

by-step instructions with the critical

thinking and open-minded exploration

inherent in GIS. Building on students

fuency with tabular and raster GIS

data, the curriculum enhances the

topics covered in Mapping Our World

Using GISand includes political and

economic geography, geology, climate,population patterns, and current issues.

Cartographic Relie Presentation

Eduard Imho

Within the discipline o cartography,

ew works are considered classics in

the sense o retaining their interest,

relevance, and inspiration with the

passage o time. One such work is

Imho's masterpiece Cartographic

Relie Presentation. As a unique display

o analysis and portrayal, this is an

outstanding example o the need

or cartography to combine intellectand graphics in solving map design

problems. The range, detail, and

scientic artistry o his solutions are

presented in an instructional context

that puts this work in a class by itsel.

Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop,

Second Edition, Updated or ArcGIS 10Tim Ormsby, Eileen J. Napoleon, Robert

Burke, Carolyn Groessl, and Laura Bowden

Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop

introduces principles o GIS as it teaches

the mechanics o using Esris leading

technology. Key concepts are combined

with detailed illustrations and step-by-

step exercises to acquaint readers with the

building blocks o ArcGIS 10 or Desktop.

Its broad scope, simple style, and practical

orientation make this book an ideal

classroom text or resource or independent

study. A data CD or working through

the exercises and access to a 180-day

trial version o ArcGIS 10 or Desktop areincluded with the book.

Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder

David W. Allen

Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder

teaches readers how to develop and

run reusable geoprocessing workfows

and models. Written or intermediate

and advanced GIS users, this book is

the rst reerence book and workbook

exclusively or ModelBuilderTM, a visual

programming technology available in

ArcGIS. Designed to support students

in the classroom as well as sel-learners,data or the exercises, as well as

examples o models, Python scripts,

and custom applications, is included in a

companion DVD.

Getting to Know ArcObjectsProgramming ArcGIS with VBA

Robert Burke

Getting to Know ArcObjects is an

indispensable guide or learning to program

ArcObjects within the Microsot Visual

Basic or Applications (VBA) development

environment. ArcObjects components are

the building blocks o ArcGIS sotware, and

knowing how to program ArcObjects gives

users the power to customize the ArcGIS user

interace, write sotware tools and unctions,

and create specialty applications. This

workbook supports programmers o all skill

levels, rom novices to those already amiliar

with the Unied Modeling Language (UML)

and Component Object Model (COM).

Cartographies o DiseaseMaps, Mapping, and Medicine

Tom Koch

Cartographies o Disease: Maps,

Mapping, and Medicine is a

comprehensive survey o the technology

o mapping and its relationship to thebattle against disease. This look at

medical mapping advances a radical

argument that maps are not merely

representations o spatial realities but

a way o thinking about relationships

between viral and bacterial communities,

human hosts, and the environments in

which diseases fourish.

GIS Education and Training

ISBN: 9781589482760

Part Number: 120655


Media Kit 2010

Media: CD containing

teacher resources, data and

handouts or the lessons;

DVD containing a one-year

trial o ArcView 9.3 sotware

ISBN: 9781589480261

Part Number: 102976


7.125 x 10.125 inches

Paperback

2007 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589481206

Part Number: 97237


7.5 x 9.125 inches

Paperback

2005 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482609

Part Number: 117270



2010 Media: Exercise

data CD

ISBN: 9781589482555Part Number: 117162



2011 Media: Data DVD

ISBN: 9781589480186

Part Number: 87593




data CD


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GIS or the Urban Environment

Juliana Maantay and John Ziegler

This illustrated, hardcover text addresses

the use o GIS sotware or problem

solving in the planning o both large and

small cities and metropolitan areas. GIS

or the Urban Environmentis a tool orall students and practitioners who want

to learn more about how they might

apply GIS to urban planning, public

health, urban environmental assessment,

hazard and emergency management,

geographic analysis, or sustainable

community development. The exercises

and case studies in the book present clear

illustrations o GIS usage in contemporary

cities and urban regions through examples

o real-lie applications.

GIS Tutorial 1

Basic Workbook, Fourth EditionWilpen L. Gorr and Kristen S. Kurland

GIS Tutorial 1: Basic Workbookprovides

eective GIS training in a step-by-step

ormat. This book combines ArcGIS

tutorials with independent exercises to

gradually advance your GIS skills, rom

creating maps and collecting data to

using geoprocessing tools and models

and the ArcGIS 3D AnalystTM and ArcGIS

Spatial Analyst extensions or urther

analysis. The easy-to-ollow exercises,

data DVD, and access to ArcGIS 10 or

Desktop sotware use make GIS Tutorial 1

the perect choice or GIS beginners.

Getting to Know Esri Business

AnalystFred L. Miller

This workbook is or business

proessionals and analysts who need

to better understand their customers

and markets. It is a primer or Esri

Business AnalystTM, a suite o products

that merges Esris demographic and

business data, detailed maps, and

advanced spatial analytics with an

organizations data to help users make

better business decisions. The book

teaches readers to perorm a range o

analyses, including trade area analysis,

site selection, and customer proling

and segmentation, to reveal patterns,trends, and business opportunities.

The GIS 20Essential Skills

Gina Clemmer

Inspired by a poll o 500 GIS

practitioners, The GIS 20: Essential Skills

is an easy-to-understand guide that

emphasizes 20 skills most people need

to master to be successul using GIS. A

quick and comprehensive introduction

to GIS undamentals, this book includes

a data CD or completing the exercises.

Written or proessionals with no timeor classroom training, The GIS 20can

be used or independent study or as an

as-needed reerence.

GIS Tutorial 2Spatial Analysis Workbook, Second Edition

David W. Allen

GIS Tutorial 2: Spatial Analysis Workbook

includes exercises that help GIS users

at the intermediate level continue to

build problem-solving and analysis skills.

Inspired by the Esri Guide to GIS Analysis

book series, GIS Tutorial 2provides a

system to help you develop prociency in

various spatial analysis methods, including

location analysis, geographic distribution,pattern analysis, and cluster identication.

This workbook is the perect tool or those

who are ready to take their knowledge o

GIS to the next level.

GIS Tutorial 3Advanced Workbook

David W. Allen and Jeery M. Coey

GIS Tutorial 3: Advanced Workbook

eatures exercises that utilize more o

the complex capabilities o ArcGIS.

Following the standard tutorial ormat,this workbook is divided into our

sections that cover ramework design

or a complex geodatabase, working

with data, workfow optimization, and

labeling and symbolizing techniques.

GIS Tutorial 3introduces readers to

tools and methods that use the best

eatures available at higher ArcGIS

license levels. This book was written to

be used or advanced coursework or

independent study.


ISBN: 9781589480827

Part Number: 91844


8.5 x 9.25 inches Hardcover


data CD

ISBN: 9781589482357

Part Number: 113566


7.5 x 9 inches

Paperback 2010

Media: Exercise data DVD

ISBN: 9781589482562Part Number: 117242




data CD

ISBN: 9781589482593

Part Number: 117292



2010 Media: Exercise data

DVD and ArcGIS 10 or Desktop

180-day trial DVD Instructor

resource DVD available with

desk copy request

ISBN: 9781589482586Part Number: 117282







desk copy request

ISBN: 9781589482074

Part Number: 111229







desk copy request


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The Look o MapsAn Examination o Cartographic Design

Arthur H. Robinson

Originally published in 1952, The Look o

Maps documents Arthur H. Robinsons

pivotal observation that the discipline

o cartography rests at the crossroadso science and art. Based on his

doctoral research, this book attempts

to resolve the apparent disconnect by

covering a range o topics related to the

visual characteristics o cartographic

technique, including lettering, structure,

and color. The Look o Maps is a classic

text and an essential component o any

cartographic library.

GIS Tutorial or HumanitarianAssistance

Firoz Verjee

GIS Tutorial or Humanitarian

Assistance uniquely illustrates how

ArcGIS, Esris leading GIS technology,

can be used to improve situationalawareness during humanitarian

emergencies, optimizing the impact

o goods and services to populations

at risk. Developed or members o

the humanitarian relie community,

this workbook moves you rom the

role o casual observer to involved

investigator as you learn to apply

complex analysis skills to real-world

problems around the globe.

GIS Tutorial or HomelandSecurity

Susan Lindell Radke and Eddie

Hanebuth

Public saety ocers, government

ocials, and students o criminal

justice and public administration will

nd the exercises in GIS Tutorial or

Homeland Securityuseul in learning

GIS technology or homeland security

operations and planning. Tutorials

involve Minimum Essential Datasets(MEDS) database preparation,

inormation sharing, a critical

inrastructure protection program,

search and rescue, structural damage

assessment, and more.

GIS Tutorial or Health,

Third EditionKristen S. Kurland and Wilpen L. Gorr

In its third edition, GIS Tutorial or

Health is ully revised and updated

or ArcGIS 9.3 sotware compatibility.

To better support skill building and

development, this workbook eatures

extended introductions to 11 tutorials

addressing signicant issues o health

care and policy planning. Additionally,

GIS Tutorial or Health, Third Edition,

contains a new tutorial that utilizes the

ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extension to

estimate the demand or automated

debrillators in public places.

Introduction to Geometrical and

Physical GeodesyFoundations o Geomatics

Thomas H. Meyer

Introduction to Geometrical and

Physical Geodesyexplores geodesy, the

discipline dealing with the measurement

o the earth. Establishing GIS as a

coordinate-based system and building

on this concept, the book culminates

in the readers applied knowledge o

geodesy. To simpliy presentation,

mathematics in this book are discussed

without origin o proo. Intended or the

classroom or proessional reerence, this

book simplies the geodesic ormulas

related to surveying, making it a practicalapproach to geodesy and GIS.

Land Administration or SustainableDevelopment

Ian Williamson, Stig Enemark, Jude

Wallace, and Abbas Rajabiard

Land Administration or Sustainable

Developmentexamines global land

administration systems at dierent levels o

maturity. This examination elucidates how

countries can establish basic inrastructure

or the implementation o land-related

policies and land management strategies

that will help ensure social equality,economic growth, and environmental

protection. Land Administration or

Sustainable Developmentis a resource or

proessors and students o land planning,

land administrators, land planning

managers, and government ocials.


ISBN: 9781589482623

Part Number: 117318



2010 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482135

Part Number: 111769


8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback 2010

Media: Exercise data DVD and

ArcGIS Desktop 9.3.1 (180-day

trial) DVD

ISBN: 9781589482241

Part Number: 112988


8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback 2009

Media: Exercise data CD

and ArcGIS 9.3 180-day trialDVD Instructor resource DVD

available with desk copy request

ISBN: 9781589481886Part Number: 108100


8.375 x 10.875 inches

Paperback 2008

Media: Exercise data DVD and

ArcGIS 9.3 180-day trial DVD

ISBN: 9781589482159

Part Number: 112203


8.375 x 10.875 inches

Hardcover 2010Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480414Part Number: 102979



2009 Media: None


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Placing HistoryHow Maps, Spatial Data, and GIS Are

Changing Historical Scholarship

Anne Kelly Knowles, editor; Amy Hillier,

digital supplement editor

Over the past decade, historical GIS has

emerged as a promising new methodology

or studying history. In this companion

piece to Past Time, Past Place, editor

Anne Kelly Knowles presents a collection

o case studies that illustrate how GIS

technology can be utilized to reorganize

and reevaluate historical data. Complete

with a digital supplement edited by Amy

Hillier, Placing Historyis the perect tool or

engaging a classroom o young historians

by demonstrating how GIS can be used to

awaken the past.

Mapping Global CitiesGIS Methods in Urban Analysis

Ayse Pamuk

Spatial thinking and analysis are essential

or inormed urban policy making in a

global world. Urban planners need to

understand how cities are organized and

how residential patterns are shaped as

a result o population and employment

changes. Mapping Global Cities illustrates

how GIS technology can be applied to

urban planning and policy challengesto enhance our eorts in providing

solutions. This book is a valuable resource

or urban studies and planning students,

international development proessionals,

human settlement experts in the developing

world, and urban planning practitioners.

Ocean Globe

Joe Breman, editorOcean Globe ocuses on bathymetry

the study o underwater depth o

the third dimensionwithin the

larger context o work being done

by scientists and educators around

the world. With a shared goal o

joining disparate data collected over

decades, the contributors to this

volume turn to GIS as a tool or sharing

inormation and advancing the science

o bathymetry. Ocean Globe is both

a resource or the classroom and a

reerence or practitioners.


Media KitOur World GIS Education, Level 4

Kathryn Keranen and Robert Kolvoord


allows students to experience the

process o spatial decision making in real-

world settings. Designed or an upper-

level high school or college curriculum,

the ve modules on this DVD encourage

students to perorm sophisticated

analysis; make maps; and examine

location criteria, population patterns,

chemical spills, storm-ravaged coastlines,

and big-city crime. Level 4 contains all

that students need to complete GIS

projects, including GIS sotware, data,instructions, and worksheets.

Mapping Our World Using GISMedia KitOur World GIS Education, Level 2

Anita M. Palmer, Roger Palmer, Lyn

Malone, and Christine L. Voigt

Mapping Our World Using GIStargets

middle school and high school studentswith seven modules that build skills in

geographic inquiry, spatial thinking,

and GIS technology. Using step-by-

step instructions, questions, and data,

students can hone their problem-solving

skills while studying global and regional

geology, climate, populations, political

boundaries, and economics. The lessons

comply with the National Geography

Standards or grades 58 and 912.

Past Time, Past PlaceGIS or History

Anne Kelly Knowles, editor

Past Time, Past Place is a pioneering text

that shows how historians are using GIS

technology to take a resh look at the past.

It represents the tremendous range o

new historical applications o GIS, rom

the Dust Bowl to the Salem witch trials

and rom Civil War battleelds to the

landscapes o the Greek and Roman

empires. Leading scholars explain howthey have used GIS technology to organize

historical research in a geographic context,

explore evidence in new ways, map past

places and events, and challenge long-

standing historical interpretations.


ISBN: 9781589480131

Part Number: 102796



2008 Media: Digital

supplement CD

ISBN: 9781589481435

Part Number: 100731




data CD

ISBN: 9781589482197

Part Number: 112545



2010 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482777

Part Number: 120615


Media Kit 2010

Media: DVD containing

student text, data, and

resources Instructor

resource DVD available withdesk copy request

ISBN: 9781589482753

Part Number: 120649


Media Kit 2010 Media: CD

containing teacher resources,

data, and handouts or the

lessons; DVD containing a

one-year trial o

ArcView 9.3 sotware

ISBN: 9781589480322

Part Number: 88537



2002 Media: None


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Think Globally, Act RegionallyGIS and Data Visualization or Social

Science and Public Policy Research

Richard LeGates

Space is an important dimension in

most real-world issues that concern

social scientists and students o public

policy. Think Globally, Act Regionally

explores the spatial aspects o issues

such as the preservation o armland

and endangered plants and animals,

urban and regional planning, andmanagement o light-rail lines. This book

is designed as a monthlong module with

structured exercises addressing themes

o urbanization, GIS technology, data

visualization, the balance between the built

and natural environments, and issues o

spatial equity and regional integration.

Semiology o Graphics

Diagrams, Networks, MapsJacques Bertin

Originally published in French in 1967,

Semiology o Graphics holds a signicant

place in the theory o inormation

design. Founded on Jacques Bertins

practical experience as a cartographer,

this book is an unprecedented attempt

to synthesize principles o graphic

communication with the logic o standard

rules applied to writing and topography.

The rst cohesive, analytic theory o

graphic representation, Semiology

o Graphics is an essential reerence

or cartographers, graphic designers,

illustrators, and geographers.


Thinking Spatially Using GIS Media Kit

Our World GIS Education, Level 1Eileen J. Napoleon and Erin A. Brook

Thinking Spatially Using GIS, Level 1 o

the series, introduces students to spatial

concepts using GIS sotware. These

include identiying location and direction,

creating categories, symbolizing map

eatures, recognizing spatial patterns, and

thinking critically about our geographic

data. Students will journey with early

explorers, study the animal kingdom, trace

US population patterns, and analyze the

occurrence o tornadoes. The lessons

comply with the National Geography

Standards or grades 36.

Understanding PlaceGIS and Mapping Across the

Curriculum

Diana Stuart Sinton and Jennier J. Lund,

editors

Understanding Place is a reerence or

teachers who wish to deepen student

involvement by using GIS technology

to analyze and visualize inormation.

Using interactive maps, students in

all disciplines have the opportunity to

develop the skills and habits o seeing,thinking, and communicating with

inormation-rich images. Contributors

candidly describe GIS-based teaching,

learning, and research across the range

o a liberal arts and sciences curriculum.

ISBN: 9781589481244Part Number: 99833


8 x 9.25 inches Paperback

2005 Media: Data CD

ISBN: 9781589481497Part Number: 101486



2007 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482764

Part Number: 120589


Media Kit 2010 Media: CD

containing teacher resources,

a DVD with ArcExplorerTM

JavaTM Edition for Education

software, and a one-year trial ofArcView 9.3

ISBN: 9781589482616

Part Number: 117317


8.75 x 10.75 inches

Hardcover 2010

Media: None


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Esri Map Book, Volume 23

Michael Law, editorEsri Map Book, Volume 23, is dedicated

to showcasing the innovative and

inspiring accomplishments o GIS users

around the world. The true excitement

o this book lies in the discovery o which

maps have made it rom the 2007 Esri

International User Conerence Map

Gallery into publication. More than

100 ull-color maps are eatured rom

distinct industry categories such as

cartography, environmental management,

government, natural resources, planning

and engineering, tourism, transportation,

and utilities. Each map is presented with a

description o how it was producedor used.


Mike Kataoka, editor

Esri Map Bookis an annual volume

published to exhibit the most innovative

and well-crated maps displayed at

the Esri International User Conerence.

This volume continues the tradition

o acknowledging the outstanding

eorts o GIS users in their respective

elds. With more than 20 categories

represented by more than 100 ull-color

maps, volume 24 tells the story o howGIS proessionals are boldly shaping the

world that they map.


Mike Kataoka, editor

Esri Map Book, Volume 26, eatures

maps that show how GIS acilitates

change and provides innovative, spatially

based solutions to wide-ranging issues

aecting business, the environment,utilities, transportation, and government,

among other sectors. Featured are

dozens o maps rom distinct industries

spread across many countries, regions,

and cities. Esri Map Book, Volume 26, is

an important collection o maps or GIS

users, cartographers, collectors, and

map libraries.

Archaeology and Landscape in the

Mongolian Altai: An AtlasEsther Jacobson-Teper and

James E. Meacham

This book examines the distribution

o ancient surace archaeological

discoveries within the mountainous

region o northwestern Mongolia. For

thousands o years, this region was

inhabited by hunters and pastoral

nomads who let behind huge

concentrations o rock art in the high

valleys. With vivid maps and photographs,

this book explores the cultural heritage

o this rugged environment. This book

will appeal to readers interested in

ecotourism, preservation, geography,and ancient human cultures.


Michael Law, editor

This annual edition showcases some o the

most creative, interesting, and beautiul

maps presented at the Map Gallery

exhibition at the annual Esri International

User Conerence. Volume 22 continues thetradition o showing readers the capability

o GIS and how it is changing the world.

This collection o maps will appeal to a

broad audience o users, including industry

proessionals, cartographers, students,

scholars, and others interested in maps.

Cartographica ExtraordinaireThe Historical Map Transormed

David Rumsey and Edith M. Punt

Handsomely illustrated, this large-

ormat, hardcover atlas is a collection

o extraordinary historical maps, some

o which have been uniquely enhanced

with modern GIS technology, rom the

private collection o David Rumsey. Maps

eatured in Cartographica Extraordinaire

not only tell the vivid history o North and

South America, rom the early explorationo the New World to Lewis and Clarks

opening o the American West, but

also bridge the gap between historical

cartography and the technologically

advanced applications o GIS.

Atlases and GIS Map Books

ISBN: 9781589481930

Part Number: 108386



2008 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482302

Part Number: 113122



2009 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482845

Part Number: 123052



2011 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480445

Part Number: 90016

$79.95 USD 164 pages14 x 13 inches Hardcover

2004 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589481725

Part Number: 105472



2007 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482326

Part Number: 113412


11 x 11 inches Hardcover

2010 Media: None


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Mapping the Future o America's

National ParksStewardship through GeographicInormation Systems

Mark Henry and Leslie Armstrong, editors

Filled with colorul maps, charts, and

photographs, Mapping the Future o

Americas National Parks illustrates how

GIS technology is used in the eort to

repair trails and roads, locate artiacts,

restore American battleelds, guide

development, understand wildres, and

protect ragile lands. The stories provide

detailed examples o how dedicated GIS

specialists, scientists, and researchers in

the National Park Service are mapping

and preserving Americas most specialplaces or uture generations.

Salton Sea AtlasRedlands Institute,

University o Redlands, editor

The Salton Sea is a nexus o extraordinary

social, political, and elemental orces.

The diversity o competing interests in

this unique Southern Caliornia ecosystemmakes common understanding o

the relationships among the natural

environment, cultural context, and social

values a paramount concern. Salton

Sea Atlas presents an authoritative but

accessible look at this unique inland sea

its physical geography, geological and

cultural history, and ragile ecology.

Mapping Forestry

Peter Eredics

Mapping Forestrydescribes how GIS

sotware supports the business o

orestry in todays era o economic

changes, increased global competition,

and diminishing resources. In scenariosrom around the world, oresters share

how they use GIS maps and analysis

to manage commercial operations

and sustainable stewardship. Mapping

Forestrycontains 20 chapters o ull-color

maps eaturing detailed descriptions

o the types o GIS analysis that they

represent, making it an excellent

reerence or orestry proessionals.

Mapping the NationGIS or Federal Progress and

Accountability

Esri

Mapping the Nation illustrates how

the ederal government uses GIS to

transorm location-based data to aid

in making important decisions about

issues such as budget decits, poverty,

environmental pollution, crime, natural

resources, and aging inrastructure.

This map book is the perect visualreerence or elected ocials,

politicians, and ederal agencies.

Mapping or CongressSupporting Public Policy with GIS

Nancy Sappington, editor, with

Christopher Thomas, Milton Ospina,

Brent Roderick, Ray Carnes, Michael

Law, and Polly Barbee

Mapping or Congress illustrates how

GIS technology is used to provide policy

makers and citizens with inormation

about public policy issues in the orm

o a map. The book proles the work

o the Library o Congress Geographyand Map Division's Congressional

Cartography Program, detailing how

Library o Congress GIS proessionals are

able to help members o Congress and

congressional sta understand public

policy issues in a geographic context.

GIS or Building and Managing

InrastructureEsri

GIS or Building and Managing

Inrastructure presents a collection o

maps that showcase how GIS can be

implemented to help develop, manage,

and present inrastructure projects. This

book demonstrates how GIS can aid

processes and promote transparency

by providing a single data source rom

which to work. Featuring maps rom a

range o technical support structures,

including electric and gas utilities, public

works, and renewable energy, this book

is a reerence or anyone involved in the

inrastructure industry.

Atlases and GIS Map Books

ISBN: 9781589480803

Part Number: 91991



2004 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480438

Part Number: 89904


11.5 x 17.5 inches

Hardcover 2002

Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482098

Part Number: 111771

$39.95 USD 88 pages


2010 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482869

Part Number: 123541

$19.95 USD 140 pages10 x 11 inches

Paperback 2011

Media: None

ISBN: 9781589481459

Part Number: 101862

$14.95 USD 92 pages


2007 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482524

Part Number: 116764

$24.95 USD 72 pages


2009 Media: None


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Conservation Geography

Case Studies in GIS, ComputerMapping, and Activism

Charles Convis Jr., editor

Conservation Geographydemonstrates

how GIS technology is revolutionizing

the work o nonprot organizations and

conservation groups worldwide as they

rush to save the earths plants, animals,

and natural resources. Their endeavors,

as described in these pages, portray

conservation in its broadest sense,

showing how the power o computers and

GIS is transorming the way environmental

problems and conservation issues are

identied and resolved.

Arc Hydro Groundwater

GIS or HydrogeologyGil Strassberg, Norman L. Jones, and

David R. Maidment

Arc Hydro Groundwaterdescribes

the groundwater data model, a new

geodatabase design or representing

groundwater systems using ArcGIS

sotware. The groundwater data model

shares a common ramework with the

surace water data model, Arc Hydro.

Examples illustrating concepts and uses

o the data model or management,

visualization, and analysis make this

book an invaluable resource.

Arc MarineGIS or a Blue Planet

Dawn J. Wright, Michael J. Blongewicz,

Patrick N. Halpin, and Joe Breman

Arc Marine: GIS or a Blue Planet

presents the initial results o a

successul eort to create and dene a

data model or the marine community.

The data model not only provides

structure or s toring and analyzing

marine data but also helps users create

maps and 3D scenes o the marineenvironment in ways invaluable to

decision making.

Conronting CatastropheA GIS Handbook

R. W. Greene

Using real-world lessons, Conronting

Catastrophe demonstrates how the

digital mapping and analysis tools

o GIS technology can be critical orcomprehensive preparation and quick

response to disastrous events. This is

an essential, hands-on manual or GIS

practitioners and decision makers alike

whose communities ace the threat o

large-scale disasters.

Empowering Electric and GasUtilities with GIS

Bill Meehan

Electric and gas utilities shoulder

enormous responsibilities to their

customers, shareholders, government

regulators, and the environment, ever

aware o the critical role they play

in keeping homes heated, actories

running, and cities illuminated. An

enterprise GIS can transorm utilities

by raising eciency and loweringcosts while enhancing communication

and decision-making processes.

Empowering Electric and Gas Utilities

with GISdetails the dramatic dierence

an enterprise GIS can make to a power

provider o any size.

GIS or Decision Support and PublicPolicy Making

Christopher Thomas and

Nancy Humenik-Sappington

Elected ocials and department heads

are increasingly relying on GIS technology

to make ecient and accurate decisionswhen and where it counts. GIS or

Decision Support and Public Policy

Making presents 27 case studies and

eight exercises that demonstrate the

positive impact o incorporating GIS

methodology in daily operations o the

public sector. Discover how GIS has

improved communication, collaboration,

and decision making in the organizations

eatured in this book.

GIS Case Studies and Data Models for Industry

ISBN: 9781589481985

Part Number: 108893



2011 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480179Part Number: 102975



2007 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480407

Part Number: 89531



2002 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480247

Part Number: 87905



2001 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589480254Part Number: 94784



2007 Media: None

ISBN: 9781589482319

Part Number: 113178



2009 Media: None


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GIS or Environmental Management

Robert ScallyIn GIS or Environmental Management,

Robert Scally has compiled the rsthand

experiences o scientists and GIS experts

throughout the world to examine how

dedicated environmental proessionals

use GIS technology to preserve and

renew critical ecosystems to benet

wildlie as well as human lives. Biologists,

geologists, conservationists, and others

responsible or managing and protecting

the environment increasingly rely on GIS

to deal with a range o environmental

issues, including biodiversity and

pollution, coastal zone management, and

change detection.

GIS or Homeland Security

Mike Kataoka

GIS or Homeland Securityprovides

general overviews o how GIS

technology is used or gathering and

analyzing intelligence, protecting

critical inrastructure, responding to

complex emergencies, preparing or

disease outbreaks and bioterrorism,

securing complex events, and

simulating disasters. A nal chapter

looks ahead at the growing role o GISin homeland security. Each chapter

includes three case studies that

illuminate the topic with specic real-

world examples.

GIS or Landscape Architects

Karen C. Hanna

GIS or Landscape Architects proves

that GIS technology is no longer the

exclusive realm o geographers and

scientists. Using GIS to create visual

rameworks or gathering, interpreting,and sharing spatial data and inormation

has helped the landscape proessionals

eatured in this book accomplish a wide

range o challenging goals. The case

studies in this volume demonstrate how

GIS technology can be applied to the

preparation o a comprehensive plan or a

historic streetscape, the creation o a site

design or a major vacation resort, and the

successul design and management o a

recreation area, among other tasks.

GIS or Water Management

in EuropeMike Bedord

On the European continent, a common

physical geography means common

problems in natural resources and

environmental management that require

a unied approach to nding solutions.

Nations already geographically unied

are becoming even more closely bound

in other ways: administratively, politically,

and economically. The case studies

examined in GIS or Water Management

in Europe recount the myriad imaginative

ways that European organizations,

agencies, and governments are using

GIS technology to bring unity to adiverse group o problems.

The GIS Guide or LocalGovernment Ofcials

Cory Fleming, editor

In The GIS Guide or Local Government

Ofcials, municipal GIS experts suggest

practical approaches or incorporating

mapping technology to help local

governments deliver services and

determine policies while managing

an inormation overload. To meet

this challenge, local governments are

increasingly turning to GIS technologyto coordinate resources, save tax dollars,

and plan or the uture. Case studies

drawn rom throughout North America

illustrate how ocials have successully

applied GIS to their specic needs.

Marine GeographyGIS or the Oceans and Seas

Joe Breman, editor

Featuring real-world examples rom

the ocean trenches, this collection o

articles by leading ocean researchers

and marine biologists shows some othe many ways that GIS technology is

contributing to our understanding o

the underwater environment. From

improving oil spill response and mapping

marine biodiversity to protecting at-risk

coastal areas and improving navigation

saety in crowded sea-travel corridors,

Marine Geographyillustrates how digital

mapping and spatial analysis can serve

as the integrating technology that allows

various stakeholders to communicate in a

common language.


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Smart Land-Use Analysis

The LUCIS ModelMargaret H. Carr and Paul D. Zwick

An indispensable guide or land-use

planners, analysts, and students,

Smart Land-Use Analysis provides the

inormation needed to understand

and implement the innovative analysis

model developed by the authors.

The land-use confict identication

strategy (LUCIS) model uses the ArcGIS

geoprocessing ramework, particularly

ModelBuilder, to analyze suitability

and preerence or major land-use

categories, determine potential uture

confict among the categories, and

build uture land-use scenarios.

Standards or Success

GIS or Federal Progress andAccountability

Christopher Thomas

With the proven track record o GIS in

providing high returns on investment,

Standards or Success demonstrates

how ederal government agencies

are using this powerul technology to

streamline business processes, oster

collaboration and communication,

provide sound decision support, and

optimize resource management. GIS

plays an invaluable role in making

government more eective and

ecient. The powerul examples in this

book make it easy to understand why.


ISBN: 9781589481749

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Botanical Serigraphs

The Gene Bauer CollectionGene Bauer

Botanical Serigraphs: The Gene

Bauer Collection eatures serigraphs

and narrative text rom handcrated,

limited-edition booklets about arboreta

and gardens throughout the state

o Caliornia. As an avid member o

the Caliornia Garden Club in the

1970s, Bauer dedicated hersel to

creating a series o booklets to capture

the experience o touring gardens

ound in the club's districts. Bauers

attention to detail and keen sense or

the extraordinary make this book an

excellent git or artists and gardenenthusiasts alike.

Children Map the World

Selections rom the Barbara PetchenikChildren's World Map Competition,

Volume 2

Temenoujka Bandrova, Jesus Reyes Nunez,

Milan Konecny, and Jeet Atwal, editors

Volume 2 ofChildren Map the World

showcases 100 world map images submitted

to the Barbara Petchenik Children's World

Map Competition 20052007, sponsored by

the International Cartographic Association.The vibrant collection of maps in this volume

presents varying perspectives on the theme

Many NationsOne World from young artist

ranging in age from 4 to 15 and representing37 countries. Cartographers, geographers,

educators, and children will take interest in thcolorful maps presented in this book.

Faithully and Liberally SustainedPhilanthropy in Redlands

Larry E. Burgess and Nathan D. Gonzales

Redlands, known as the jewel o

Southern Caliornias Inland Empire,

has prospered as the result o a strong

tradition o civic responsibility. Faithully

and Liberally Sustainedpresents this

rich tradition through stunning historical

photographs, engaging narrative, and

compelling commentary rom citizens

who continue to serve the community.Redlands archivists Larry E. Burgess

and Nathan D. Gonzales vividly recount

the stories behind the gits that make

Redlands a testament to the continuing

spirit o philanthropy.

Children Map the WorldSelections rom the Barbara Petchenik

Children's World Map Competition

Jackie Anderson, Jeet Atwal,

Patrick Wiegand, and Alberta Auringer

Wood, editors

This vibrant collection o children's work

rom the Barbara Petchenik Childrens World

Map Competition presents a retrospective

selection o 100 maps submitted over the

rst decade o the competition. Children

Map the Worldincludes award-winning

entries, runners-up, and additional maps

that refect core values in surprisingly subtle

and complex expressions. The messages

embedded in these maps and the honesty

o these childrens creations make them not

only accessible but also inspirational.

Nontechnical

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Citizen PlannersShaping Communities with Spatial Tools

Bernard J. Niemann, D. David Moyer, Stephen J. Ventura, Richard E.

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Citizen Planners: Shaping Communities with Spatial Tools describes

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Index

A

Analyzing Our World Using GIS Media Kit: Our

World GIS Education, Level 3; 16Analyzing Urban Poverty: GIS or the DevelopingWorld, 28

Archaeology and Landscape in the MongolianAltai: An Atlas, 21

Arc Hydro Groundwater: GIS or Hydrogeology, 23

Arc Marine: GIS or a Blue Planet, 23

ArcPad: A Field User's Guide, 28

A to Z GIS: An Illustrated Dictionary o GeographicInormation Systems, 12, 28

B

Botanical Serigraphs: The Gene Bauer Collection, 26

Building a GIS: System Architecture DesignStrategies or Managers, 12, 28

Building a GIS: System Architecture DesignStrategies or Managers, Second Edition, 7

Building European Spatial Data Inrastructures,Second Edition, 12

The Business Benets o GIS: An ROI Approach, 12

C

Cartographica Extraordinaire: The Historical MapTransormed, 21

Cartographic Relie Presentation, 16, 28

Cartographies o Disease: Maps, Mapping, andMedicine, 16

Charting the Unknown: How Computer Mappingat Harvard Became GIS, 12

Children Map the World: Selections rom the BarbaraPetchenik Childrens World Map Competition, 26

Children Map the World: Selections romthe Barbara Petchenik Childrens World MapCompetition, Volume 2; 26

Citizen Planners: Shaping Communities withSpatial Tools, 28, 29

Conronting Catastrophe: A GIS Handbook, 23

Conservation Geography: Case Studies in GIS,Computer Mapping, and Activism, 23

D

Designed Maps: A Sourcebook or GIS Users, 12

Designing Better Maps: A Guide or GIS Users, 13

Designing Geodatabases: Case Studies in GIS

Data Modeling, 13Designing Geodatabases or Transportation, 13, 28

E

Empowering Electric and Gas Utilities with GIS, 23

The Esri Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1:Geographic Patterns and Relationships, 13, 28

The Esri Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 2: SpatialMeasurements and Statistics, 13, 28

Esri Map Book, Volume 22; 21





F

Faithully and Liberally Sustained: Philanthropy inRedlands, 26, 28

Fun with GPS, 13

G

Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop, Second Edition,Updated or ArcGIS 10; 16

Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder, 16

Getting to Know ArcObjects: Programming ArcGISwith VBA, 16

Getting to Know Esri Business Analyst, 17

GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling, 14

The GIS 20: Essential Skills, 17

GIS or Building and Managing Inrastructure, 22

GIS or Decision Support and Public Policy Making, 23

GIS or Environmental Management, 24

GIS or Homeland Security, 24, 28

GIS or Landscape Architects, 24

GIS or the Urban Environment, 17

GIS or Water Management in Europe, 24

The GIS Guide or Local Government Ocials, 24

The GIS Guide to Public Domain Data, 8, 28

GIS Tutorial 1: Basic Workbook, Fourth Edition, 17

GIS Tutorial 2: Spatial Analysis Workbook,Second Edition, 17

GIS Tutorial 3: Advanced Workbook, 17

GIS Tutorial or Crime Analysis, 6

GIS Tutorial or Health, Third Edition, 18

GIS Tutorial or Health, Fourth Edition, 9

GIS Tutorial or Homeland Security, 18

GIS Tutorial or Humanitarian Assistance, 18

GIS Worlds: Creating Spatial Data Inrastructures, 14

H

Hydraulic Modeling and GIS, 5

I

Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy:Foundations o Geomatics, 18

LLand Administration or Sustainable Development, 18

Lining Up Data in ArcGIS: A Guide to MapProjections, 14, 28

The Look o Maps: An Examination oCartographic Design, 18, 28

M

Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS: A Workbook,Second Edition, 4

Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS Media Kit: OurWorld GIS Education, Level 4; 19

Mapping Census 2010: The Geography o U.S.Diversity, 9

Mapping or Congress: Supporting Public Policywith GIS, 22

Mapping Forestry, 22Mapping Global Cities: GIS Methods in UrbanAnalysis, 19

Mapping Our World Using GIS Media Kit: OurWorld GIS Education, Level 2; 19

Mapping the Future o Americas National Parks:Stewardship through Geographic InormationSystems, 22

Mapping the Nation: GIS or Federal Progress andAcc

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