GIS Book List
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| Wallington, A. M., J. A. Barnden, et al. (2003). View-neutral mapping adjuncts in real text: a preliminary investigation. Cognitive science research papers; CSRP-03-6. Birmingham, School of Computer Science, University of Birmingham: [5] leaves; 30 cm. |
| Wallis, H. M. E. and A. H. E. Robinson (1987). Cartographical innovations: an international handbook of mapping terms to 1900, Map Collector Pub in association with the International Cartographic Association. |
| Walsh, R. G. (2001). Mapping myths of Biblical interpretation. Sheffield, Sheffield Academic Press: 192 p.; 25 cm. |
| Wang, F. (2005). Geographic information systems and crime analysis. Hershey, PA, Idea Group Publishing. |
| Wang, J. (1990). Methodology and software packages for mapping the radiation balance from remote sensing imagery. Ists-Eol-Tr; 90-004. Ontario, Earth Observations Laboratory, Institute for Space and Terrestrial Science, and the Department of Geography, University of Waterloo: 61p.: ill., maps; 28cm. |
| Wang, M.-C. J. (2000). Mapping and monitoring land degradation in southern New Mexico using Landsat data, University of London. |
| Wang, R. S. M., N. D. Efford, et al. (1997). An object-based approach to integrate remotely sensed data with geodata within a GIS context for land use changes detection at urban-rural fringe areas, University of Leeds, School of Computer Studies. |
| Wang, R. S. M., S. A. Roberts, et al. (1997). An object-based approach to integrate remotely sensed data with geodata within a GIS context for land use classification at urban-rural fringe areas, University of Leeds, School of Computer Studies. |
| Warby, M. K. (1984). Bergman kernel methods for the numerical conformal mapping of simply and doubly-connected domains. Uxbridge, University of Brunel. |
| Ward, R. G. and P. Ashcroft (1998). Samoa: mapping the diversity. Suva, Institute of Pacific Studies, University of the South Pacific and National University of Samoa: ix, 144 p.: maps; 15 x 21 cm. |
| Warner, C. A. (1921). Field Mapping for the Oil Geologist, pp. x. 145. J. Wiley & Sons: New York: 8º. |
| Warner, J. (2002). Aspirations of greatness: mapping the midlife leader's reconnection to self and soul. New York; [Chichester], Wiley: xiv, 335 p.; 24 cm. |
| Warner, M. (1992). Indigo, or, Mapping the waters, Chatto & Windus: 402p. |
| Warner, T. (1949). Operational aspects of the use of radar for geodetic surveying. [S.l.], Commonwealth scientific and industrial research organization. |
| Warr, A. (1990). Mapping the applications portfolio onto the projects portfolio, Cranfield School of Management. |
| Wassell-Smith, R. (1997). Pathfinder: a first guide to mapping. Fact packs. London, Apple: portfolio. |
| Watkins, J. and G. Griffiths (2000). Reconstruction and visualisation of historic landscapes using GIS, University of Reading, Department of Geography. |
| Watson, D. (2005). Mapping poverty: national, regional and county patterns. Dublin, IPA, Combat Poverty Agency: xxxiv, 197 p.: maps, tables; 24 cm. |
| Watson, N. J. (1998). Mapping land cover in the Sperrins area of outstanding natural beauty using digitally processed satellite imagery, University of Ulster. |
| Watts, W. M. (1889). Index of spectra: With an introduction on the methods of measuring and mapping spectra. Manchester, [s.n.]. |
| Waugh, E. (1933). A School Certificate Mapping Book, pp. 31. John Murray: London: 4º. |
| Waugh, T. C. and R. G. Healey (1994). Advances in GIS research: proceedings of the Sixth International Symposium on Spatial Data Handling. London, Taylor & Francis. |
| Waugh, T. C. E. and R. G. E. Healey (1994). Advances in GIS research: 6th International symposium on spatial data handling: Papers, Taylor & Francis. |
| Weber, E. (1950). Electromagnetic fields: theory and applications. Vol.1, Mapping of fields. New York, Wiley; London: Chapman and Hall: 604p.; 22cm. |
| Webster, C. (1990). Objected-oriented programming, database and GIS, Wales and South West Regional Research Laboratory. |
| Webster, C. (1992). GIS and the scientific inputs to urban planning, University of Wales, College of Cardiff, Department of City and Regional Planning. |
| Weeks, K. R. (2000). Atlas of the Valley of the Kings. [Cairo; Great Britain], American University in Cairo Press. |
| Wehn de Montalvo, U. (2003). Mapping the determinants of spatial data sharing. Aldershot, Ashgate: xiv, 280 p.: ill.; 23 cm. |
| Welch, R. E. and M. E. Remillard (1994). Mapping and geographic information systems, University of Georgia. |
| Wellar, B. E. (1993). Mapping the future: leading the way in Central and Eastern Europe: GIS/LIS '93 Hungary: Conference: Papers, Pergamon. |
| Welling, G. (1996). Effect of soil nutrient and type in field situations using SOYL mapping, Harwell Laboratory, Energy Technology Support Unit. |
| Wells, N. S. (1990). The stereoscopic geometry of the remote sensing 'Optical Mapping Instrument', Royal Aerospace Establishment. |
| Westen, C. J. v. (1993). Application of geographic information systems to landslide hazard zonation. Enschede, International Institute for Aerospace Study and Earth Sciences. |
| Westwood, O. M. R. and F. C. Hay (2001). Epitope mapping: a practical approach. The practical approach series. Oxford, Oxford University Press: xviii, 284 p.: ill.; 26 cm. |
| Wetherell, M. and J. Potter (1992). Mapping the language of racism: discourse and the legitimation of exploitation. New York; London, Harvester Wheatsheaf: ix,246p.; 24cm. |
| Wharton Information, S. (2000). Mapping the information jungle: part 1, Wharton Information Systems. |
| Wheatley, D. (2002). Spatial technology and archaeology: the archaeological applications of GIS. London, Taylor & Francis. |
| Wheatley, D. and M. Gillings (2002). Spatial technology and archaeology: the archeaological applications of GIS. London, Taylor & Francis. |
| Whitaker, E. A. (1999). Mapping and naming the Moon: a history of lunar cartography and nomenclature. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press: xviii, 242 p.: ill.; 26 cm. |
| White, D. (2002). Knowledge mapping and management. Hershey, PA; London, IRM Press: xii, 328 p.: ill.; 25 cm. |