Monitoring Land Supply with Geographic Information Systems : Theory, Practice, and Parcel-Based Approaches
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Monitoring Land Supply with Geographic Information Systems : Theory, Practice, and Parcel-Based Approaches

by Anne Vernez Moudon

Urban Planning Geographic Information Systems Land Use
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Monitoring Land Supply with Geographic Information Systems presents a focused examination of how GIS can support the study of land supply. Covering theory, practice, and parcel-based approaches, the book offers a specialized resource for readers interested in geographic information systems, land analysis, and planning.

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Monitoring Land Supply with Geographic Information Systems examines the use of GIS in understanding and tracking land supply.

The book brings together theory, practice, and parcel-based approaches to the subject.

It is focused on the relationship between geographic information systems and land-supply analysis.

Written by Anne Vernez Moudon, this title may interest readers studying GIS, land management, and urban planning.

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