GIS: A Computing Perspective
by Michael F. Worboys, Matt Duckham, Michael Worboys
GIS: A Computing Perspective by Michael F. Worboys and Matt Duckham offers a detailed examination of Geographic Information Systems from a computational viewpoint. It covers the core principles, data structures, and algorithms that form the basis of GIS technology, ideal for those interested in the technical side of spatial computing.
About This Book
This book presents Geographic Information Systems (GIS) through a computing lens, authored by Michael F. Worboys and Matt Duckham. It focuses on the computational foundations that underpin GIS applications.
Readers gain insights into how computing principles apply to spatial data management and analysis. The text emphasizes the technical structures and algorithms essential for GIS development.
Suitable for students and professionals in geography and computer science, it provides a solid grounding in the computing aspects of GIS without delving into unrelated specifics.
The authors' expertise highlights the intersection of computing and geographic information, making complex concepts accessible.
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