Concept information
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geography
geoinformatics
geographic information science
organizational and institutional aspects
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information storage and retrieval
databases as topic
factual databases
geographic information systems
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information storage and retrieval
databases as topic
factual databases
geographic information systems
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information storage and retrieval
databases as topic
factual databases
geographic information systems
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information storage and retrieval
databases as topic
factual databases
geographic information systems
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international business
economics of international business
information systems
geographic information systems
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information science
information and communication technology
information systems
geographic information systems
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technologies
information and communication technology
information systems
geographic information systems
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information science
information/communications systems
information systems
geographic information systems
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library and information science
information science
information systems
geographic information systems
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medical informatics
medical informatics applications
information systems
geographic information systems
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medical informatics
medical informatics applications
information systems
geographic information systems
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medical informatics
medical informatics applications
information systems
geographic information systems
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white-collar and corporate crime
criminology and justice
investigation techniques
geographic information systems
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health care quality, access, and evaluation
health services research
measurement, data sources and coding, and research methods
geographic information systems
Preferred term
GIS software
Definition
- Software that is used to create, manage, analyze, and visualize geographic data, that is, data with a reference to a place on Earth, is usually denoted by the umbrella term geographic information system (GIS) software. Typical applications for GIS software include the evaluation of places for the location of new stores; the management of power and gas lines; the creation of maps; the analysis of past crimes for crime prevention; route calculations for transport tasks; the management of forests, parks, and infrastructure such as roads and waterways; and applications in risk analysis of natural hazards and emergency planning and response. [Source: Encyclopedia of Geography; GIS Software]
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URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/GIS_software
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