Reviews
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Book Corner: Programming ArcGIS 10.1 with Python Cookbook
My fairly constant position now-a-days is “late to the game” and in this case that means that there are plenty of folks who have already shared their thoughts on Programming […]
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GIS_Software, Programming/Dev, Reviews
Book Review – Python Scripting for ArcGIS
Python Scripting for ArcGIS is a new text from Esri Press by Paul A. Zandbergen (2013). It isn’t the first Python book for the geospatial community or even focused on […]
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Book Review – The Complete Guide to Simulations and Serious Games
As I have gone down the road in researching and writing about virtual worlds and serious games, one of the biggest issues for me has been the lack of a […]
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GIS for Web Developers write up
GIS for Web Developers: Adding Where to your Web Applications by Scott Davis The Pragmatic Publisher, Raleigh, NC ISBN-10: 0-9745140-9-8 ISBN-13: 978-0-9745140-9-3 October 2007 The book GIS for Web Developers: […]
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general, GeographyAwareness, Reviews
Here, there be dragons
Over the last couple of days I have been reading Here, There Be Dragons by James Owen which can be found in the young adult section of your bookstore (why […]
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Book Review – GIS A to Z by Sommer and Wade (Eds)
A to Z GIS: An Illustrated Dictionary of Geographic Information Systems by Sommer and Wade (Eds), ESRI Press, 2006 As we quickly covered in the Book Corner in Episode 65 […]
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Columns, Remote Sensing, Reviews
Book Review – Remote Sensing for GIS Managers (Aronoff, 2005)
Recently, we received several books from ESRI Press for reference and review, and first up is Remote Sensing for GIS Managers (2005) edited by Stan Aronoff. Aronoff and his co-authors […]
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Book review of Tweed’s Crossing and Dwelling
The American Religious Experience at http://are.as.wvu.edu is an online journal which has been in publication for nearly a decade, which is edited by Briane Turley of WVU. In our continuing […]
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Book Review – Making Maps (Krygier and Wood, 2005)
One of the main issues in geospatial technologies today is the quality of the output whether it be for a presentation, map in a document or a poster. The underlying […]
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webmapper review of Mapping Hacks
Edward Mac Gillavry, over at webmapper.net, has a review of Mapping Hacks. I haven’t read it since I still haven’t finished going through it to write my own review. I […]
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