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GPS to GIS: A More Perfect Union
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ArcLessons Author(s): Joseph Kerski
Publisher: ESRI
Year Published: 2007
Software required: ArcView 8/9 (ArcGIS)
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http://gis2.esri.com/industries/education/arclessons/search_results.cfm?id=302
Summary: The use of GPS in combination with GIS represents a powerful toolkit that incorporates field work, geography, mathematics, Earth Science, technology, and other fields. Using this comprehensive guide will help you make the most out of both technologies to begin mapping and analyzing your field data--on the web, or using desktop ArcGIS or ArcExplorer software.
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by Joseph Kerski, Jun 06, 2007 Report this
This lesson is part of a larger library of lessons and guidelines that bring GPS and GIS together. Both are spatially referenced technologies, and complement each other well. With this document, my aim was to create a fairly comprehensive guideline detailing how to hyperlink to your field data, how to bring in data from GPS to GIS and analyze it spatially, and more: http://gis2.esri.com/industries/education/arclessons/search_results.cfm?id=302 GeoTools: Mapping and Analysis on the Web