Environmental Science
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Unlocking the Power of Geographical Information Systems for Land Assessment

Geocarto International
Principles of geographical information systems for land resources assessment
P.A. Burrough

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The article discusses how geographical information systems help assess land resources by using data structures for maps, elevation models, and data analysis methods. It covers data input, verification, storage, and output, as well as addressing errors and natural variations in data. The researchers explore classification methods, spatial interpolation techniques, and choosing the right geographical information system for the task.