This chapter provides an overview of SDSS (Spatial Decision Support System) by differentiating them from geographical information systems (GIS) and examining the types of problem to which they can be applied, the decision-making processes they support, typical system designs, and a framework for their implementation and evolution during the decision research process. It begins with an example of a DSS that illustrates the nature of the problem which SDSS must address. The characteristics of geoprocessing systems in general are then reviewed. Following this, a framework and an architecture for SDSS are presented. Finally, some brief conclusions are offered. -from Author
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