GIS Book List
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| Brebbia, C. A. and P. Pascolo (2002). Management information systems 2002: incorporating GIS and remote sensing. Southampton, WIT Press. |
| Bredenkamp, G. E. (1998). Vegetation mapping: theory, methods and case studies. Uppsala, Opulus Press. |
| Breman, J. (2002). Marine geography: GIS for the oceans and seas. Redlands, Calif., ESRI Press. |
| Brereton, N. R. and D. H. Hall (1983). Groundwater discharge mapping at Altnabreac by thermal infra-red linescan surveying. Harwell, Institute of Geological Sciences Fluid Processes Unit. |
| Bretreger, K. (1978). Earth tide effects on geodetic observations. Kensington, N.S.W., School of Surveying, University of New South Wales. |
| Briggs, D. J. (2002). GIS for emergency preparedness and health risk reduction. Dordrecht; London, Kluwer Academic Publishers. |
| Briggs, D. J. and D. A. S. Tantram (1997). Using GIS for countryside management: the experience of National Parks, Great Britain, Countryside Commission. |
| Brimicombe, A. (2003). GIS, environmental modelling and engineering. London, Taylor & Francis. |
| British Library, B. (1994). Mapping the market: a survey of co-operative developments in the field of business information provision, British Library Board. |
| Brody, E. (2002). Property-tax exemption for charities: mapping the battlefield. Washington, D.C., The Urban Institute Press. |
| Bromley, R. D. F. and M. G. Coulson (1989). Geographical information systems and the work of a local authority: the case of Swansea City Council, University College Swansea, Department of Geography. |
| Brønn, P. S. (2000). Mapping the strategic orientation of public relations managers, Brunel University. |
| Brooks, K. and J. R. Pease (1978). Geographic information systems: a review. Corvallis, Oregon State University Extension Service. |
| Brose, E. (1995). Identification and mapping of genes in Arabidopsis thaliana that recognise Albugo candida, University of London. |
| Brotton, J. (1997). Trading territories: mapping the early modern world. Picturing history. London, Reaktion: 208p.: ill. (some col.), charts (some col.), facsims., maps (some col.), ports. (some col.); 25cm. |
| Brown, A. and W. Feringa (2003). Colour basics for GIS users. Harlow, Prentice Hall. |
| Brown, C. J., A. J. Hewer, et al. (2001). Mapping of gravel biotopes and an examination of the factors controlling the distribution, type and diversity of their biological communities, Centre for Environment, Fisheries and Aquaculture Science. |
| Brown, E. J. (1936). A Determination of the Relative Values of Gravity at Potsdam and Washington, pp. ii. 15. pl. 3. Washington. |
| Brown, J. and M. Wardle (1996). Chance favours the prepared mind: leadership, teamwork and mapping change for human resources. London, H.M.S.O.: 320p.; 24cm. |
| Brown, P. S. (1966). All things uncertain: the story of the G.I.S, Girl Guides Association. |
| Browne, M. A. E. and A. N. Morigi (1993). Report of the Quaternary mapping methods project, British Geological Survey. |
| Brunner, F. K. (1984). Geodetic refraction: effects of electromagnetic wave propagation through the atmosphere. Berlin, Springer. |
| Brunner, F. K. (1998). Advances in positioning and reference frames: international symposium no. 118: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, September 3-9, 1997. New York, Springer. |
| Brunner, F. K. E. (1984). Geodetic refraction: effects of electromagnetic wave propagation through the atmosphere: Symposium on advances in geodetic refraction: General meeting: Papers. Berlin, Springer. |
| Brunner, F. K. E. and C. E. Rizos (1990). Developments in four-dimensional geodesy: Ron S. Mather symposium: Selected revised papers, Springer-Verlag. |
| Bryan, J. (1983). The development of a system of chromosomal mapping for Agrobacterium tumefaciens, utilising a broad host range plasmid R68.45, University of Leeds. |
| Buchanan, H., D. Fairbairn, et al. (1999). Using geographic information systems for site selection, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors. |
| Buckler, J. A. (2005). Mapping St. Petersburg: imperial text and cityshape. Princeton, N.J.; Oxford, Princeton University Press: [xi], 364 p.; 25 cm. |
| Budd, J. T. C. and M. G. Coulson (1981). Ecological mapping of the intertidal zone of Chichester Harbour 1981. Banbury, Nature Conservancy Council Information and Library Services. |
| Budhwar, P. S. (1996). Cognitive mapping technique to study managerial cognitions: methodology considered, Manchester Business School. |
| Bunn, N. R. (1990). Surface mapping of the higher order structure of chromatin, Portsmouth Polytechnic. |
| Bunting, A. H. E. (1987). Agricultural environments: characterization, classification and mapping: Workshop on agro-ecological characterization, classification and mapping: Papers. Wallingford, CAB International. |
| Burden, P. D. (1996). The mapping of North America: a list of printed maps, 1511-1670. Rickmansworth, Raleigh Publications: xxxiv, 568 p.: ill., maps (some col.); 37 cm. |
| Burgess, A. P. (1996). The reliability and validity of topographical mapping of EEG in the localisation of cognitive function, University of London. |
| Burke, J. (2004). Regularised regression in QTL mapping. Reading, University of Reading: 1 v.; 31 cm. |
| Burns, M. J. (1997). Quantitative trait loci mapping in 'Arabidopsis': theory and practice. Birmingham, University of Birmingham: 310 leaves: ill.; 30 cm. |
| Burnside, C. D. (1985). Mapping from aerial photographs. London, Collins. |
| Burrard, S. G. S. B. (1912). On the Origin of the Himalaya Mountains. A consideration of the geodetic evidence, pp. 26. pl. II. Calcutta. |
| Burridge, D. (1993). Voluntary organisations: their size and advice needs; NCVO's mapping exercise for England, National Council for Voluntary Organisations. |
| Burrough, P. A. and A. U. Frank (1996). Geographic objects with indeterminate boundaries. London, Taylor & Francis. |