Ground truth : the social implications of geographic information systems

1995-01-01book561 citationsclosed

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Geographic Information Systems Studies Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Information Systems Theories and Implementation

Abstract

Representations in an electronic age - geography, GIS and democracy, John Pickles GIS and geographic research, Michael F. Goodchild GIS and geography, Peter J. Taylor and Ron J. Johnston geographic information systems and the inevitability of ethical inonsistency, Michael R. Curry computer innovation and adoption in geography - a critique of conventional technological models, Howard Veregin manufacturing metaphors - public cartography, the market and democracy, Patrick H. McHaffe marketing the new marketing - the strategic discourse of geodemographic information systems, Jon Goss earth shattering - global imagery and GIS, Susan M. Roberts and Richard H. Schein pursuing social goals through participatory GIS? - redressing South Africa's historical political ecology, Trevor M. Harris et al conclusion - towards an economy of electronic representation and the virtual sign, John Pickles.

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