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ArcView GIS is the
world's leading desktop geographic information system software.
ArcView GIS extensions are software modules that plug into the core
product to deliver powerful added functionality. Extending
ArcView GIS introduces three of the most popular of a growing
number of advanced extensions:
ArcView Network Analyst solves route problems on any set of
interconnected lines, finding the best way to move resources from
one place to another and identifying locations of maximum
accessibility.
ArcView Spatial Analyst combines layers of GIS data to pinpoint
areas of suitability, concern, and critical change. It is a
decision-support tool for a wide variety of environmental modeling
problems?from where to build a house to how to protect a
forest.
ArcView 3D Analyst creates realistic three-dimensional displays of
terrain and other surfaces using aerial and satellite imagery to
enhance traditional GIS data sets.
Extending ArcView GIS is designed for those who understand
basic GIS concepts and are familiar with ArcView GIS software.
Patterned on the award-winning Getting to Know ArcView GIS,
the book consists of short conceptual overviews followed by
detailed exercises framed in the context of real problems. Each
step is fully explained and graphics confirm your progress at every
stage.
Extending ArcView GIS also includes information about dozens
of other standard and optional ArcView GIS extensions.
This CD includes the following ArcView GIS extensions
that will allow you to complete the exercises in Extending
ArcView GIS:
- ArcView
Network Analyst Virtual Campus Edition
- ArcView
Spatial Analyst Virtual Campus Edition
- ArcView
3D Analyst Virtual Campus Edition
These programs are fully functional 120-day limited
editions of ESRI software that require a licensed version of
ArcView GIS 3.1, or higher, running on Windows 95/98/NT. There is
currently no version available for Windows 2000/ME/XP.
About the
authors:
Tim
Ormsby is the co-author of the
best-selling books Getting to Know ArcView GIS, Extending
ArcView GIS, and Getting to Know ArcGIS
Desktop.
Jonell
Alvi is a technical writer
for ESRI.
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