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GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS

01 January 1991

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GEOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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JOURNAL ARTICLE , User Ref = 014258 , Acc Date = 01-Dec-89
ESRC Newsl, Oct 1988 (63) pp5-29

Special issue devoted to explanation of GIS and examples of their
use, by various authors. Includes a project on health care in
Avon utilising NHS databases; use in address referencing,
emergency planning, and settlement infrastructure data of south
east England; articles on the development and organisational
problems of using the systems, and interfacing software for them.

information systems, computers, geography

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