GIS Book List
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| Franklin, W. and M. Steiner (1992). Mapping American culture. The American land & life series. Iowa City, University of Iowa Press: vii, 310 p.: ill.; 25 cm. |
| Franklin, W. E. and M. E. Steiner (1992). Mapping American culture: Conference on place in American culture: Selected revised papers. Iowa City, University of Iowa Press. |
| Franks, S. E. (2003). Water resources systems: water availability and global change. Wallingford, International Association of Hydrological Sciences. |
| Fraser, S. W. (2002). The patient's journey: mapping, analysing and improving healthcare processes. Chichester, Kingsham: viii, 94 p.: ill.; 25 cm. |
| Fravath, F. K. (1987). Christopher Columbus, cosmographer: a history of metrology, geodesy, geography and exploration from antiquity to the Columbian era. Rancho Cordova, Calif., Landmark Enterprises. |
| Freakley, V. C. (2002). Mapping professional lives: a study of the professionalisation of actors and dancers/ by Vivien Carole Freakley. Coventry, University of Warwick: 1 v.; 31 cm. |
| Friberg, L. E. (1997). Third international conference on functional mapping of the human brain, Academic Press. |
| Friis-Christensen, E.-F. E., P. T. E. Taylor, et al. (2002). Earth's gravity and magnetic fields from space, Elsevier. |
| Fritz, S. M. (2001). Mapping and modelling of wild land areas in Europe and Great Britain: a multi-scale approach, University of Leeds. |
| Frost, J. D. and J.-L. A. Chameau (1993). Geographic information systems and their application in geotechnical earthquake engineering: proceedings of a workshop. Atlanta, Georgia, January 29-30, 1993. New York, American Society of Civil Engineers. |
| Frost, J. D. E. and J.-L. A. E. Chameau (1993). Geographic information systems and their application in geotechnical earthquake engineering: Workshop: Papers, discussions and summaries. New York, American Society of Civil Engineers. |
| Fuller, R. M. (1983). Ecological mapping from ground, air and space. Cambridge, Institute of Terrestrial Ecology: 142p.; 30cm. |
| Fuller, R. M. (1989). Dungeness vegetation survey: mapping, Nature Conservancy Council, Information and Library Services. |
| Fullerton, K. E. (2000). 5th EC-GIS workshop, European Commission. |
| Furness, R. E. (1995). CoastGIS'95, [np]. |
| Further Education Funding, C. (1997). Mapping provision: the provision of and participation in further education by students with learning difficulties and /or disabilities, Stationary Office. |
| Fussell, P. (2005). The boys' crusade: American G.I.s in Europe: chaos and fear in World War Two. London, Phoenix. |
| Fyfe, C. (2005). Making the Generative Topographic Mapping more responsive to the data. Computing and information systems technical reports, 1461-6122; no. 33. Paisley, University of Paisley: 11 leaves: ill.; 30 cm. |
| Gaddy, D. E. (2003). Introduction to GIS for the petroleum industry. Tulsa, Okla., PennWell Corp. |
| Gahegan, M. (1993). A consistent user-model for a GIS incorporating remotely sensed data, University of Leeds, School of Computer Studies. |
| Gahegan, M. and J. Flack (1993). Query-centred interpretation of remotely-sensed images within a GIS, University of Leeds, School of Computer Studies. |
| Gahegan, M. and S. Roberts (1992). A feature-based geographic information system incorporating image understanding techniques, University of Leeds, School of Computer Studies. |
| Gahegan, M. N. (1988). The efficient use of quadtrees in a geographic information system, University of Leeds, Department of Computer Studies. |
| Gahegan, M. N. and S. A. Roberts (1988). An intelligent, object-oriented geographic information system, University of Leeds, Department of Computer Studies. |
| Galloway, D. (1994). Mapping work processes. Milwaukee, Wis., ASQC Quality Press: viii, 89 p. |
| Galton, F. S. (1863). Meteorgraphica, or methods of mapping the weather; illustrated by upwards of 600 printed and lithographed diagrams referring to the weather of a large part of Europe, during the month of December 1861. London and Cambridge, Macmillan: 1 atlas (pages not numbered); 26x34cm. |
| Gambis, D. E., B. E. Kolaczek, et al. (2003). Earth rotation and episodic processes, Pergamon. |
| Gao, G. R. (1991). A code mapping scheme for data flow software pipelining. Boston, [Mass.], Kluwer Academic: 249p.; 25cm. |
| Gardiner, K. and M. L. Yaspo (1998). Report of the seventh international workshop on human chromosome 21 mapping 1997, Karger. |
| Gardner, J. V. and P. Dartnell. (1999). "Pacific seafloor mapping project [electronic resource]." |
| Garfield, L. and M. Griffiths (1999). Mapping the sector: research report, Wales Council for Voluntary Action. |
| Garner, C. L. (1939). Geodetic Operations in the United States, January 1, 1936, to December 31, 1938, etc, pp. v. 29. Washington. |
| Garner, C. L. (1941). Triangulation in Arizona-1927 datum. [With diagrams.], Washington. |
| Garrett, C. (1991). Functional mapping of pea legumin upstream regulatory elements using Ti-plasmid vectors, University of Durham. |
| Gartzen, P. (1997). European GIS market update. [Stamford, Conn.?], Dataquest. |
| Gatrell, A. C. and C. E. Dunn (1991). GIS in epidemiological research: analysing cancer of the larynx in North West England, University of Lancaster, North West Regional Research Laboratory. |
| Gay, J. and D. Hall (1994). Poverty in Lesotho: 1994: a mapping exercise. [Lesotho?], Sechaba Consultants: 162p. |
| Gee, A. H., S. V. B. Aiyer, et al. (1991). Neural networks and combinatorial optimization problems - the key to a successful mapping, University of Cambridge, Department of Engineering. |
| George, A. A. and S. M. Hord (1980). Monitoring curriculum implementation: mapping teacher behaviors on a configuration continuum, ERIC. |
| George, J. W. and J. Cowan (1999). A handbook of techniques for formative evaluation: mapping the student's learning experience. London, Kogan Page: vii, 136 p.: ill.; 23 cm. |