Esripress Catalog 2010

2010 ESRI Press Catalog
Publishers Note
Thank you for your interest in ESRI Press books. Below is an overview of what you can expect from us in 2010. New Books to Support GIS Professionals Lining Up Data in ArcGIS (page 4) and The GIS 20 (page 5) offer best practices that will help geographic information system (GIS) users successfully accomplish common GIS tasks with ArcGIS software. These are two books that you will want to keep on your desk, although it may become difficult once your colleagues find out about them. ArcGIS 10 Software Workbooks In conjunction with the highly anticipated software release of ESRI ArcGIS 10, weve enhanced and structured the GIS Tutorial series to offer a gradual progression of GIS software skill development for beginning, intermediate, and advanced users (pages 1315). The series will also have an updated look; however, you will find that it still offers the solid GIS training foundation that youve come to trust. Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop (page 11), an ESRI Press best-seller, also has a brand-new look, with software updates for ArcGIS 10, including new exercises and graphics. Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder (page 12) will be a brand-new title for the Getting to Know series and will provide exercises to help GIS users work effectively with data models. ESRI Press Academic Imprint The ESRI Press Academic imprint continues to grow this year with the release of two new titlesLand Administration for Sustainable Development (page 9) and Ocean Globe (page 10). Books published under the ESRI Press Academic imprint offer strong materials and resources to augment college and university courses. Most ESRI Press book titles, including those under the ESRI Press Academic imprint, are available as desk copies for qualified faculty. Visit www.esri.com/deskcopy to learn more about our desk copy program. Cartographic Classics In 2007, we reprinted Eduard Imhofs classic Cartographic Relief Presentation (page 19), making it more widely available and affordable for professionals, scholars, and cartographic audiences. This year, we plan to reprint two more volumes significant in the cartographic canon: The Look of Maps by Arthur H. Robinson (page 6) and Semiology of Graphics by Jacques Bertin (page 7). Not surprisingly, these books are still relevant when applied to modern technology and will be staples in any cartographic library. Books for General Audiences Filled with vivid and engaging images, Children Map the World, Volume 2 (page 2), and Botanical Serigraphs (page 8) are books suitable for any private collection and will make great gifts. We welcome your questions, comments, and suggestions for new books or book proposals. You can e-mail us at esripress@esri.com. Happy reading!
ESRI Press 380 New York Street Redlands, CA 92373-8100 USA E-mail: esripress@esri.com Web: www.esri.com/esripress See page 32 for order information.
Contact Information ESRI Press Manager: Peter Adams (padams@esri.com) Translation/Adaptation Rights: Kathleen Morgan (kmorgan@esri.com) Subsidiary Rights: copyright@esri.com
Copyright 2010 ESRI. All rights reserved. ESRI, ModelBuilder, ArcWorld, ArcCatalog, ArcUSA, ArcMap, 3D Analyst, ArcEditor, ArcExplorer, ArcGIS, ArcInfo, ArcObjects, ArcView, the ESRI globe logo, the ESRI Press logo, www.esri.com, and @esri.com are trademarks, registered trademarks, or service marks of ESRI in the United States, the European Community, or certain other jurisdictions. Other companies and products mentioned herein may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective trademark owners.
Table of Contents
Frontlist/New Titles
Children Map the World, Volume 2 ................................................................................................. 2 ESRI Map Book, Volume 25................................................................................................................ 3 Lining Up Data in ArcGIS ..................................................................................................................... 4 The GIS 20 ................................................................................................................................................. 5 The Look of Maps ................................................................................................................................... 6 Semiology of Graphics .......................................................................................................................... 7 Botanical Serigraphs .............................................................................................................................. 8 Land Administration for Sustainable Development .................................................................. 9 Ocean Globe ...........................................................................................................................................10 Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop...................................................................................................11 Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder ........................................................................................12
Featured Series
GIS Tutorials ................................................................................................................................... 1315 Our World GIS Education...................................................................................................................23
Backlist/Current Titles
GIS Technology and Reference ........................................................................................................16 GIS Education and Training...............................................................................................................19 Atlases and GIS Map Books .............................................................................................................24 GIS Case Studies and Data Models for Industry ......................................................................26
.....................................................................................
Title Index.................................................................................................................................................30 Author/Editor Index .............................................................................................................................31
.....................................................................................
Ordering Information..............................................................................................................32
Frontlist New Titles

Children Map the World
Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Children's World Map Competition, Volume 2 Temenoujka Bandrova, Jesus Reyes Nunez, Milan Konecny, and Jeet Atwal, editors Children Map the World, Volume 2, showcases 100 favorite world map drawings submitted to the Barbara Petchenik Children's World Map Competition 20052007. The map competition, sponsored by the International Cartographic Association, was created as a memorial to Barbara Petchenik, a cartographer who studied how children comprehend maps. The vibrant collection of maps in this volume present varying perspectives on the theme Many NationsOne World from young artists, ranging in age from 5 to 15 and representing 37 countries. Cartographers, geographers, educators, and children will take interest in the colorful maps presented in this book.
November 2009 ISBN: 9781589482463 Part Number: 115560 $29.95 144 pages 10 10 inches Paperback Media: None
Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Childrens World Map Competition
Volume 2
About the Editors

Temenoujka Bandrova is an associate professor of cartography and head of the laboratory on cartography at the University of Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Geodesy in Sofia, Bulgaria. Jesus Reyes Nunez is cochair of the Commission on Cartography and Children with the International Cartographic Association. Milan Konecny is director of the laboratory for cartography and geoinformatics and associate professor at Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Jeet Atwal is a maps specialist in the Maps, Data, and Government Information Centre at the Carleton University Library in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Tamas Csikos of Hungary. Tams Csiks Age 14 Hungary Levey Klra High School, Budapest 2007
Surpassing Countries
A sample layout from Children Map the World, Volume 2, Surpassing Countries by
Also Available
88
Children Map the World: Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Children's World Map Competition Jackie Anderson, Jeet Atwal, Patrick Wiegand, and Alberta Auringer Wood, editors ISBN: 9781589481251 (see page 24) Thinking Spatially Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 1 Eileen J. Napoleon and Erin A. Brook ISBN: 9781589481800 (see page 23)

ESRI Map Book, Volume 25
Mike Kataoka, editor The ESRI Map Book is published annually to showcase the new and innovative ways GIS is used to provide solutions. Presented in full color, these maps artfully demonstrate how GIS users contribute to an information infrastructure for a more sustainable future. More than 100 maps are featured from distinct industry categories such as cartography, environmental management, government, natural resources, planning and engineering, transportation, and utilities. Each map presentation includes a description of how it was produced or used. This 25th anniversary edition of the ESRI Map Book is a must-have for collectors and anyone who is interested in the various ways in which GIS users are designing our future.
July 2010 ISBN: 9781589482548 Part Number: 117161 $24.95 120 pages 10 11 inches Paperback Media: None
Mollweide Projection
Shaded Drift-Thickness Map of Ohio image from the ESRI Map Book, Volume 24. (Courtesy of the State of Ohio.)
40 Ma North Polar Projection 25 Ma South Polar Projection 10 Ma Rigid Plate Model Shapefile Rotated Back Through Time
About the Contributors

More than 100 map authors from organizations around the world are selected to contribute to the annual ESRI Map Book. Included maps are based largely on submissions displayed at the annual ESRI International User Conference. Contributors come from various industries such as conservation, government, natural resources, sustainable development, tourism, and utilities.
Fugro Robertson Limited

Llandudno, North Wales, United Kingdom By Mike Goodrich, Lynne Hudson, Alberto Adriasola, Jim Harris, and Carl Watkins
This map displays an overview of Fugro Robertson Limiteds Plate Wizard project, which encompasses detailed global plate definitions, a dynamic model of plate reconstruction through geological time, a unique deformable plates methodology, geological control information, and a GIS front-end. The project has as its starting point detailed global plate definitions, including defined rigid cores and deformable margins. These are based on the detailed regional plate models developed at Fugro Robertson Limited (FRL) over the last ten years, together with a comprehensive analysis of the near global passive margins and oceans gravity and magnetics dataset compiled by Fugro Gravity and Magnetics. This has been used in conjunction with FRLs global geological database to define a consistent global set of continentocean boundary definitions. A key aspect of Plate Wizard is the development of a deformable-plates methodology for both convergent and divergent environments. Plate Wizard represents a major advance over the rigid plate models, with all their inherent problems, that have been available so far. The geological control information aspect of the project is feature linked in GIS to supporting databases, including geological control information and references. Finally, the GIS front-end allows full access to the plate polygons and rotation files, detailed browsing, access, reconstruction and deformation of both Plate Wizard and 3rd party data.
Copyright Fugro Robertson Limited 2009.
Contact
Mike Goodrich mjg@fugro-robertson.com
Software
ArcGIS Desktop 9.2
Printer
HP Designjet 5000ps
Data Sources
Primarily internal Fugro Robertson Limited (FRL) data, augmented by public domain literature, Shuttle Radar Topography Mission data elevation model data, FRL database of earthquake focal mechanisms, and gravity and magnetic data from Fugro Gravity and Magnetics
72
Natural ResourcesPetroleum
Plate Wizard
Plate Wizard map image from the ESRI Map Book, Volume 24. (Courtesy of Fugro Robinson Limited.)
City of Portland 3D Land Use Model map image from the ESRI Map Book, Volume 24. (Courtesy of the City of Portland Bureau of City of Portland 3D Land-Use Model Planning.)
Contact The results are also used to generate total square footage statistics by land use for any geographic area within the central city. The two main inputs to the model are a database containing the percentage of land use by individual building floor, and a GIS-based 3D model of the city, both of which were created and are maintained by the Bureau of Planning.
Courtesy of City of Portland Bureau of Planning.
The City of Portland Bureau of Planning has developed a 3D land-use inventory analytical GIS model that estimates the square footage of land use by building floor in Portlands central city. The model, developed in Workstation ArcInfo using ARC Macro Language (AML), produces a single GIS dataset that is used to visualize the land-use information in 3D (in Google SketchUp, ArcScene, or Google Earth).
City of Portland Bureau of Planning

Portland, Oregon, USA By Kevin Martin
Kevin Martin kmartin@ci.portland.or.us
Software
ArcGIS Desktop 9.2, Adobe Illustrator
Printer
HP Designjet 1050 c
Data Source
City of Portland
Planning and Engineering
77
Also Available
ESRI Map Book, Volume 24 Mike Kataoka, editor ISBN: 9781589482302 (see page 24)
Mapping for Congress: Supporting Public Policy with GIS Nancy Sappington, editor ISBN: 9781589481459 (see page 25)

Lining Up Data in ArcGIS
A Guide to Map Projections Margaret M. Maher Data misalignment is one of the biggest issues faced by GIS users. A member of the ESRI support services team, author Margaret M. Maher has resolved more than 12,000 incidents relating to projections and data conversion. Lining Up Data in ArcGIS is a practical guide to solving these problems, based on Mahers decade of experience helping GIS users find answers. This book presents techniques to identify data projections and create custom projections to align data. Formatted for practical use, each chapter stands alone, addressing specific issues related to working with coordinate systems. Lining Up Data in ArcGIS: A Guide to Map Projections is a handbook that will benefit beginning and skilled GIS users alike.
May 2010 ISBN: 9781589482494 Part Number: 115628 $24.95 150 pages 7.5 9 inches Paperback Media: None
About the Author

Margaret M. Maher specializes in projections and data conversion in support services at ESRI. She holds a bachelor of science degree in a specialized major combining studies in GIS and geology from California State University, Sacramento. Maher has written numerous articles on projections and data conversion topics for the ESRI Support Services Knowledge Base. She currently lives in Cherry Valley, California, with her husband George and their daughter Julie.
This screen capture displays extents for some of the NADCON transformation grids that are supported in ArcGIS Desktop. (From ESRI Data & Maps 2006, courtesy of ArcWorld Supplement.) Bonne is an equal-area projection suitable for use in continental areas. (Derived from World Bank II, courtesy of ArcWorld.)
Also Available
Unlocking the Census with GIS Alan Peters and Heather MacDonald ISBN: 9781589481138 (see page 18)
Designing Geodatabases: Case Studies in GIS Data Modeling David Arctur and Michael Zeiler ISBN: 9781589480216 (see page 17)

The GIS 20
Essential Skills Gina Clemmer The GIS 20 is a no-nonsense workbook that demonstrates how to perform 20 essential GIS skills as indicated by 500 GIS practitioners. Written for professionals with no time for classroom training, this book can be treated as a weekly self-assignment or an as-needed reference. Each chapter offers a handy checklist of basic functions and steps covered in the text, as well as executive-level summaries of how the functions are commonly applied for different types of analysis. If you are a GIS beginner, The GIS 20: Essential Skills is your best friend.
July 2010 ISBN: 9781589482562 Part Number: 117242 $39.95 128 pages 7.5 9 inches Paperback Media: Data CD
The GIS 20
Creating a reference map Creating good layouts Projections Preparing data for ArcMap Attribute tables Joining data and maps Creating a thematic map Creating a categorical map GPS point mapping Address mapping Editing boundaries Joining boundaries Aerial photography Digitizing a paper map Attribute queries Location queries Calculating distances Creating buffers Publishing maps File organization
About the Author

Gina Clemmer is the president of New Urban Research Incorporated, a research and training company in Portland, Oregon. She has spent the better part of the past decade training thousands of new GIS users across the country. The companys most popular workshop, Mapping Your Community: An Introduction to GIS and Community Analysis, has been taken by more than 15,000 working professionals. Clemmer holds a master's degree in urban planning from the University of Iowa. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon, with her husband.
Also Available
GIS Tutorial Workbook for ArcView 9, Third Edition Wilpen L. Gorr and Kristen S. Kurland ISBN: 9781589482050 (see page 20)
A to Z GIS: An Illustrated Dictionary of Geographic Information Systems Tasha Wade and Shelly Sommer, editors ISBN: 9781589481404 (see page 16)

The Look of Maps
An Examination of Cartographic Design Arthur H. Robinson Originally published in 1952, The Look of Maps documents Arthur H. Robinsons pivotal observation that the discipline of cartography rests at the crossroads of science and art. Based on his doctoral research, this book attempts to resolve the apparent disconnect by covering a range of topics related to the visual characteristics of cartographic technique, including lettering, structure, and color. Robinson offers advice that even the modern cartographer will find relevant: adopt a "healthy questioning attitude" in order to improve and refine the graphic techniques used to present information visually through maps. The Look of Maps is a classic text and an essential component of any cartographic library.
August 2010 ISBN: 9781589482623 Part Number: 117318 $39.95 128 pages 7 10.25 Paperback Media: None
The Look of Maps is the most extensive analytical study of the visual aspect of cartography in American literature. Although the book is provocative rather than conclusive, it tells us what is not known and suggests important lines of investigation. All who are interested in cartography will find it both useful and stimulating. Geographical Review, Vol. 43, No. 4 (Oct. 1953), pp. 593594
About the Author

Arthur H. Robinson authored and coauthored many influential books and articles, including Elements of Cartography, The Nature of Maps, and Early Thematic Mapping in the History of Cartography. Robinson was the first editor of The American Cartographer. Additionally, he served as president of the International Cartographic Association and the Association of American Geographers. In 1981, in recognition of his outstanding scholarly contribution to the theory and development of cartography and his leadership in cartographic education and research, Robinson was awarded the Carl Mannerfelt Medal by the International Cartographic Association.
Also Available
Designed Maps: A Sourcebook for GIS Users Cynthia A. Brewer ISBN: 9781589481602 (see page 17)
Designing Better Maps: A Guide for GIS Users Cynthia A. Brewer ISBN: 9781589480896 (see page 17)

Semiology of Graphics
Jacques Bertin Originally published in French in 1967, Semiology of Graphics holds a significant place in the theory of information design. Founded on Jacques Bertins practical experience as a cartographer, part one of this work is an unprecedented attempt to synthesize principles of graphic communication with the logic of standard rules applied to writing and topography. Part two brings Bertins theory to life, presenting a close study of graphic techniques, including shape, orientation, color, texture, volume, and size, in an array of more than 1,000 maps and diagrams. The first cohesive, analytic theory of graphic representation, Semiology of Graphics is an essential reference for cartographers, graphic designers, illustrators, and geographers. This updated edition includes a new appendix written by Bertin.
October 2010 ISBN: 9781589482616 Part Number: 117317 $79.95 436 pages 8.5 10.5 inches Hardcover Media: None
Of the language systems we recognize, it is curious that one of the most powerful for information processing and communication is least understood. Now, with the long overdue translation of Jacques Bertins Semiologie Graphique, first published in 1967, we find the first extensive treatment of the graphic system to appear in the English language. Economic Geography, Vol. 62, No. 1 (Jan. 1986), pp. 104105
About the Author

Jacques Bertin is a French cartographer and theorist. In 1954, he founded the Cartographic Laboratory of the cole Pratique des Hautes tudes, and in 1957 he was named director of education. In 1967, he became a professor at the Sorbonne and in 1974 became director of education and director of the Geographical Laboratory of the cole des Hautes tudes en Sciences Sociales, which is part of the cole Pratique des Hautes tudes. In the late 1970s, he became head of research at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique. Bertin is an internationally recognized authority on the analytic study of graphics.
Also Available
Map Use: Reading and Analysis, Sixth Edition Cartographic Relief Presentation Eduard Imhof ISBN: 9781589480261 (see page 19) A. Jon Kimerling, Aileen R. Buckley, Phillip C. Muehrcke, and Juliana O. Muehrcke ISBN: 9781589481909 (see page 21)

Botanical Serigraphs
The Gene Bauer Collection Gene Bauer Botanical Serigraphs: The Gene Bauer Collection features serigraphs and narrative text from handcrafted, limited-edition booklets about arboreta and gardens throughout the state of California. As an avid member of the California Garden Club in the 1970s, Bauer dedicated herself to creating a series of booklets to capture the experience of touring gardens found in the club's districts. With a mission to better acquaint people with gardens in the area, Bauer created 61 issues of these booklets, which she mailed to club members. Bauers attention to detail and keen sense for the extraordinary makes this book an excellent gift for artists and garden enthusiasts alike.
February 2010 ISBN: 9781589482531 Part Number: 117035 $40.00 264 pages 10 10 inches Hardcover Media: None
About the Author

Gene Bauer, a native of California, first developed an interest in local flora among the flowers and trees of her childhood town of Garden Grove. While earning her degree in art education at the University of California, Los Angeles, she learned serigraphy, one of the oldest forms of print making, in order to create posters and other teaching materials. After teaching art to junior and senior high school students, Bauer moved to the San Bernardino Mountains where she became involved in a number of garden clubs and the prodigious daffodil planting (one million bulbs to date) that has become so memorable to her community. In the 1970s, her love of plants inspired her to handcraft and issue 61 unique booklets of serigraphs and writing reflecting on her observations of Californias many public gardens. In 1997, a forest fire destroyed her home and surrounding mature native trees. Since then, Bauer has spent her time repairing the damage by planting a forest of deciduous trees.
Serigraphs of the Ceanothus leucodermis, commonly known as the California lilac, from Botanical Serigraphs: The Gene Bauer Collection. Surely there are no shrubs more typically Californian than those of the genus Ceanothus. (Booklet cover and interior serigraph image courtesy of Gene Bauer.)
Also Available
Mapping the Future of America's National Parks: Stewardship through Geographic Information Systems Mark Henry and Leslie Armstrong, editors ISBN: 9781589480803 (see page 25)
Salton Sea Altas Edited by the Redlands Institute, University of Redlands ISBN: 9781589480438 (see page 25)

Land Administration for Sustainable Development
Ian Williamson, Stig Enemark, Jude Wallace, and Abbas Rajabifard Land Administration for Sustainable Development examines global land administration systems at different levels of maturity. This examination elucidates how countries can establish basic infrastructure for the implementation of land-related policies and land management strategies that will help ensure social equality, economic growth, and environmental protection. Through its presentation of a holistic view of land management for sustainable development, this book outlines basic principles of land administration applicable to all countries and their divergent needs. Land Administration for Sustainable Development is a resource for professors and students of land planning, land administrators, land planning managers, and government officials.
December 2009 ISBN: 9781589480414 Part Number: 102979 $49.95 540 pages 7.5 9 inches Paperback Media: None
About the Authors

Ian Williamson is a professor of surveying and land information at the University of Melbourne, Australia. Williamson has authored or coauthored more than 400 articles on topics of cadastre, geographic information systems, land administration, and spatial data infrastructures in both developed and developing countries. Stig Enemark is a professor of land management at Aalborg University, Denmark. Enemark is president and an honorary member of the International Federation of Surveyors as well as past president and an honorary member of the Danish Association of Chartered Surveyors. Jude Wallace is a senior research fellow at the Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and Land Administration at the University of Melbourne. Abbas Rajabifard is an associate professor of spatial data infrastructure and director of the Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and Land Administration at the University of Melbourne. Rajabifard is president of the Global Spatial Data Infrastructure Association.
A sample layout from the Capacity Building and Institutional Development chapter of Land Administration for Sustainable Development. (Photo of Malawi courtesy of the authors.)
Also Available
Smart Land-Use Analysis: The LUCIS Model Margaret H. Carr and Paul D. Zwick ISBN: 9781589481749 (see page 28)
Analyzing Urban Poverty: GIS for the Developing World Rosario Giusti de Perz and Ramn A. Perz ISBN: 9781589481510 (see page 26)

Ocean Globe
Joe Breman, editor Ocean Globe focuses on bathymetrythe study of underwater depth of the third dimensionwithin the larger context of work being done by scientists and educators around the world. Each chapter represents a different facet of maritime research that relies on ocean floor mapping for its success. The topics covered address the diversity of the world's oceans and seas, placing emphasis on the need for better conservation. With a shared goal of joining disparate data collected over decades, the contributors to this volume turn to GIS as a tool for sharing information and advancing the science of bathymetry. Ocean Globe is both a resource for the classroom and a reference for practitioners.
March 2010 ISBN: 9781589482197 Part Number: 112545 $64.95 300 pages 7.5 9 inches Paperback Media: None
The unique seafloor geology responsible for creating the world-famous big wave surf site at Mavericks in Half Moon Bay, California, was mapped as part of the North Central Coast Pilot Project. (Image courtesy of Rikk Kvitek.)
About the Editor

Joe Breman is the lead GIS architect for Akimeka LLC in Maui, Hawaii, with more than 10 years of experience working with GIS products. In addition, he is an instructor of ocean sciences and guest lecturer for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Marine Sanctuary. Breman has an M.A. in maritime civilizations from the University of Haifa, Israel, and a B.A. in anthropology from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
A satellite image of the Pearl and Hermes Atoll in the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands illustrates the typical atoll structure with an elliptical reef barrier around an inner lagoon. (Image courtesy of NOAA.)
Also Available
Arc Marine: GIS for a Blue Planet Dawn J. Wright, Michael J. Blongewicz, Patrick N. Halpin, and Joe Breman ISBN: 9781589480179 (see page 26)
Marine Geography: GIS for the Oceans and Seas Joe Breman, editor ISBN: 9781589480452 (see page 28)
10

Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop
Tim Ormsby, Eileen J. Napoleon, Robert Burke, Carolyn Groessl, and Laura Bowden Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop introduces principles of GIS as it teaches the mechanics of using ESRIs leading technology. Key concepts are combined with detailed illustrations and step-by-step exercises to acquaint readers with the building blocks of ArcGIS Desktop, including ArcMap for displaying and querying maps, ArcCatalog for mapping geographic data, and ModelBuilder for diagramming and processing solutions to complex spatial analysis problems. Its broad scope, simple style, and practical orientation make Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop an ideal classroom text and an excellent resource for those learning GIS on their own. No prior knowledge of GIS is needed.
Fall 2010 ISBN: 9781589482609 Part Number: 117301 $79.95 608 pages 7.5 9 inches Paperback Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 10 180-day trial DVD
About the Authors

Tim Ormsby works in product development at ESRI. He is coauthor of the best-selling books Getting to Know ArcView GIS and Extending ArcView GIS. Eileen J. Napoleon is an educational specialist at ESRI, where she enjoys teaching GIS and geographic concepts to those who are new to the subject. Napoleon is coauthor of Thinking Spatially Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 1. Robert Burke is a senior instructor and technical writer at ESRI. Burke also teaches GIS and programming courses at the University of Redlands. He is the author of Getting to Know ArcObjects. Carolyn Groessl was a technical writer for ESRI Press.
Chapter 6 contains exercises that teach users to classify features and rasters. The result is an atlas of Africa poster that uses a range of symbology and data displays.
Laura Bowden is coauthor of Community Geography: GIS in Action. She currently works in GIS education at ESRI.
Also Available
Thinking About GIS: Geographic Information System Planning for Managers, Third Edition Roger Tomlinson ISBN: 9781589481589 (see page 18)
The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1: Geographic Patterns and Relationships Andy Mitchell ISBN: 9781879102064 (see page 17)
11

Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder
David W. Allen With recent advancements in ArcGIS Desktop, ModelBuilder has become a visual programming environment that can be integrated with scripts to accomplish complex tasks. Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder introduces users to the interface by presenting basic concepts and demonstrating best practices through hands-on exercises. Divided into six sections addressing model basics, interactive models, flow control, multiple inputs and model iterations, model environment, and building documentation, this book fosters a comprehensive knowledge of ModelBuilder. Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder was written for GIS users who want help automating tasks or performing complex analysis for a more efficient workflow.
Fall 2010 ISBN: 9781589482555 Part Number: 117162 $79.95 350 pages 7.5 9 inches Paperback Media: Exercise data DVD
About the Author

As GIS manager for the City of Euless, Texas, David W. Allen designs data structures and custom applications from scratch. He has used his knowledge of GIS as an instructor at Tarrant County College for the past eight years, during which time he assisted in the development of a GIS degree program and worked to establish a state standard for GIS degree programs in Texas. Additionally, he has volunteered his time and GIS/GPS expertise collecting data for the Columbia space shuttle recovery, training the Mississippi State University School of Architecture to assist in Hurricane Katrina cleanup efforts, and designing a database for the Green Belt Movement in Nairobi, Kenya.
This interactive model is created for a scenario in which road crews want to determine the number and location of houses that will need to be notified of a noise increase due to the use of heavy equipment.
Also Available
Modeling Our World: The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design Michael Zeiler ISBN: 9781879102620 (see page 21)
GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling David Maguire, Michael Batty, and Michael Goodchild, editors ISBN: 9781589481305 (see page 18)
12
Featured Series
GIS Tutorials
GIS Tutorial 1
Basic Workbook Wilpen L. Gorr and Kristen S. Kurland Updated for ArcGIS Desktop 10, GIS Tutorial 1: Basic Workbook provides effective GIS training in an easy-to-follow, step-by-step format. By combining ArcGIS tutorials with self-study exercises intended to gradually build on basic skills, GIS Tutorial 1 is fully adaptable to individual needs as well as a classroom setting. Within the tutorial, readers will learn to use a range of GIS functionality, from creating maps and collecting data to using geoprocessing tools and models, as well as ArcGIS 3D Analyst and ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extensions for further analysis. The reader-friendly exercises and 180-day trial software make GIS Tutorial 1 the smart choice for GIS beginners.
Fall 2010 ISBN: 9781589482593 Part Number: 117292 $79.95 350 pages 8 10 inches Paperback Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 10 180-day trial DVD
About the Authors

Wilpen L. Gorr is a professor of public policy and management information systems at the H. John Heinz III School of Public Policy and Management, Carnegie Mellon University, where he teaches and researches GIS applications. Kristen S. Kurland holds a joint faculty appointment at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz School of Public Policy and Management and School of Architecture, where she teaches GIS, CAD, 3D visualization, and computer-aided facilities management.
Tutorial 3-1 addresses map composition using Native American population data. (Data courtesy of ArcUSA, U.S. Census Bureau, and ESRI [Pop2005 field]).
Also Available
Teacher resources for the GIS Tutorials, including solutions for the exercise assignments, are available to instructors who request a desk copy at www.esri.com/deskcopy.
13
Featured Series
GIS Tutorials
GIS Tutorial 2
Spatial Analysis Workbook David W. Allen Updated for ArcGIS Desktop 10, GIS Tutorial 2: Spatial Analysis Workbook offers hands-on exercises to help GIS users at the intermediate level continue to build problem-solving and analysis skills. Inspired by The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis book series, GIS Tutorial 2 provides a system for GIS users to develop proficiency in various spatial analysis methods, including location analysis; change over time, location, and value comparisons; geographic distribution; pattern analysis; and cluster identification. Whether used in combination with The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis books or by itself, GIS Tutorial 2 is the perfect tool for anyone who is ready to take their knowledge of GIS to the next level.
Fall 2010 ISBN: 9781589482586 Part Number: 117282 $79.95 424 pages 8 10 inches Paperback Media: Exercise data DVD and ArcGIS 10 180-day trial DVD
About the Author

As GIS manager for the City of Euless, Texas, David W. Allen designed data structures and custom applications from scratch. He has used his knowledge of GIS as an instructor at Tarrant County College for the past eight years, during which time he assisted in the development of a GIS degree program and worked to establish a state standard for GIS degree programs in Texas. Additionally, he has volunteered his time and GIS/ GPS expertise collecting data for the Columbia space shuttle recovery, training the Mississippi State University School of Architecture to assist in Hurricane Katrina cleanup efforts, and designing a database for the Green Belt Movement in Nairobi, Kenya.
Tutorial 7-5 tracks and maps tornadoes to identify trends. (Storm track and tornado data derived from City of Fort Worth. Additional data courtesy of TANA/GDT, U.S. Census Bureau, and ESRI [Pop2004].)
Also Available
14
Featured Series
GIS Tutorials
GIS Tutorial 3
Advanced Workbook David W. Allen and Jeffery M. Coffey The most advanced book in the series, GIS Tutorial 3 features exercises that utilize more of the complex capabilities available with the ArcEditor and ArcInfo licenses of ArcGIS Desktop. Following the standard tutorial format, this workbook is divided into four sections that address framework design for a complex geodatabase, working with data, workflow optimization, and labeling and symbolizing techniques. GIS Tutorial 3: Advanced Workbook builds on a strong foundation of GIS skills and equips readers with a new set of skills by introducing tools and methods that use the best features of the higher license levels. This book was written to be used for advanced coursework or individual study.
Fall 2010 ISBN: 9781589482074 Part Number: 111229 $79.95 350 pages 8 x 10 inches Paperback Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 10 180-day trial DVD
About the Authors

As GIS manager for the City of Euless, Texas, David W. Allen designed data structures and custom applications from scratch. He has used his knowledge of GIS as an instructor at Tarrant County College for the past eight years, during which time he assisted in the development of a GIS degree program and worked to establish a state standard for GIS degree programs in Texas. Jeffery M. Coffey is a GIS project manager with Tarrant Regional Water District, where he manages large GIS implementation, analysis, and integration projects. He has worked to implement an enterprise-wide GIS within an 18-county region. Coffey holds a master of science degree in environmental science from the University of North Texas.
This cartographic representation of planimetric data, created in tutorial 9-1, uses complex symbology to portray a citys parks, streets, trails, and hydrography. (Data courtesy of City of Euless, Texas.)
Also Available
15
Backlist Current Titles

GIS Technology and Reference
A to Z GIS
An Illustrated Dictionary of Geographic Information Systems Tasha Wade and Shelly Sommer, editors As GIS technology has evolved and grown, so has the language of this powerful tool. Written, developed, and reviewed by more than 150 subject matter experts, A to Z GIS is packed with more than 1,800 terms, nearly 400 full-color illustrations, and seven encyclopedia-style appendix articles about annotation and labels, features, geometry, layers in ArcGIS, map projections and coordinate systems, remote sensing, and topology.
The Business Benefits of GIS

An ROI Approach David Maguire, Victoria Kouyoumjian, and Ross Smith The Business Benefits of GIS presents a methodology aimed at ensuring the sustainability of GIS initiatives by effectively demonstrating the success of the investment. The methodology is based on an established framework and was adapted to combine the GIS expertise of ESRI with the professional management experience of PA Consulting Group. The result is a step-by-step framework with additional tools that allow the reader to apply the book's methodology to GIS initiatives and achieve consensus among stakeholders.
ISBN: 9781589481404 Part Number: 100708 $29.95 288 pages 5.25 x 9 inches Paperback 2006 Media: None
Building a GIS
System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers Dave Peters Building a GIS documents a time-tested and proven design process to help organizations plan the infrastructure system configuration, platform sizing/ selection, and network bandwidthto sustain a geographic information system. The accompanying CD includes the Capacity Planning Tool, which offers templates to automate system design analysis tasks. Building a GIS, along with Roger Tomlinsons Thinking About GIS, Third Edition, will help organizations implement, integrate, and scale a GIS cost-effectively.
Charting the Unknown

How Computer Mapping at Harvard Became GIS Nick Chrisman Charting the Unknown presents a history of GIS technology that takes readers back more than four decades to the Harvard Laboratory for Computer Graphics and Spatial Analysis, where a variety of professionals converged to rethink thematic mapping, spatial analysis, and what we now call GIS. The book includes a CD that contains interviews with important figures at the Harvard Laboratory, three movies showing animated visualization, and scanned copies of Context publications (from 1968 to 1983) describing research and research-related activities at the lab.
ISBN: 9781589481596 Part Number: 103048 $44.95 320 pages 8.375 x 10.875 inches Paperback 2008 Media: Ancillary CD
ISBN: 9781589481183 Part Number: 97239 $34.95 232 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2006 Media: Ancillary CD
Building European Spatial Data Infrastructures

Ian Masser Building European Spatial Data Infrastructures explores existing European spatial data infrastructures (SDIs) and the efforts of the European Union to create a framework for a multinational Infrastructure for Spatial Information in Europe (INSPIRE) to exploit the many opportunities being created by modern GIS technologies. Ian Masser, one of the leading experts on SDIs, discusses GIS and the steps needed to create a legal framework for the wide-ranging project and identifies key strategic issues for future SDI development.
Connecting People While Preserving the Planet

Essays on Sustainable Development Jean Poulit Originally published in French, Jean Poulit's Connecting People While Preserving the Planet offers philosophical insights that hinge on striking a balance between prosperity, well-being, and respect for our living planet. Based on research and observations conducted over more than 30 years, Poulit contests our generally accepted ideas of transportation, environment, and quality of life. This volume will prove illuminating to futurists, transportation officials, urban planners, government officials, and environmentalists worldwide.
16

Designed Maps
A Sourcebook for GIS Users Cynthia A. Brewer Designed Maps is a graphics-intensive presentation of published maps, providing more than 70 cartographic examples that GIS users can adapt for their own design needs. Each chapter characterizes a common design decision and includes a demonstration map annotated with specific information needed to reproduce the design such as text fonts, sizes, and styles; line weights, colors, and patterns; marker symbol fonts, sizes, and colors; and fill colors and patterns.
Designing Geodatabases for Transportation

J. Allison Butler Designing Geodatabases for Transportation provides guidance on how to design a GIS to manage data for transportation facilities and services as well as how to address the many problems unique to transportation data and related business processes. This book provides best-practice templates and communicates a practical database-design process for geographic information systems for transportation (GIS-T) users.
ISBN: 9781589481602 Part Number: 103135 $39.95 184 pages 10.5 x 8.5 inches Paperback 2008 Media: None
Designing Better Maps

A Guide for GIS Users Cynthia A. Brewer This beautifully illustrated guide breaks down the myriad decisions involved in the design of powerful map layouts for reports, print publications, or interactive Web displays. Author Cynthia A. Brewer demystifies the basics of good cartography, walking the reader through layout design, scales, north arrows, projections, color selection, font choices, symbol placement, and export options. The appendix describes the authors popular ColorBrewer application, an online color selection tool.
The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1

Geographic Patterns and Relationships Andy Mitchell The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1, presents the reader with the necessary tools to conduct real analysis with a GIS. The book focuses on six of the most common geographic analysis tasks: mapping where things are, mapping the most and least, mapping density, finding what is inside, finding what is nearby, and mapping what has changed.
ISBN: 9781589480896 Part Number: 91828 $34.95 220 pages 9 x 7.5 inches Paperback 2005 Media: None
Designing Geodatabases
Case Studies in GIS Data Modeling David Arctur and Michael Zeiler This highly visual guide to creating a dynamic geographic data model helps ArcGIS users design schemas that have comprehensive and descriptive query definitions, user-friendly cartographic displays, and increased performance standards. This work outlines five steps for taking a data model through its conceptual, logical, and physical phasesmodeling the users view, defining objects and relationships, selecting geographic representations, matching geodatabase elements, and organizing the geodatabase structure.
The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 2

Spatial Measurements and Statistics Andy Mitchell As the tools available through commercial GIS software have grown in sophistication, a need has emerged to instruct people on the best practices of true GIS analysis. In this sequel to the best-selling The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1, author Andy Mitchell delves into the more advanced realm of spatial measurements and statistics. The premise of The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 2, targets GIS technology as having been well used as a display and visualization medium but not so widely used as a tool for real analysis.
17

Fun with GPS

Donald Cooke Millions of people love their GPS devices but do not know how they can use this amazing technology to do much more than simply calculate a location. The dozens of illustrated examples in Fun with GPS show how GPS devices can be attached to just about anything or anyone. Each example includes maps and photographs that will inspire hobbyists, airline passengers, athletes, animal lovers, drivers, teachers, and students to track and map their activities.
Pensando en el SIG
Planificacin del Sistema de Informacion Geogrfica Dirigida a Gerentes, Tercera Edicin Roger Tomlinson Thinking About GIS: Geographic Information System Planning for Managers, Third Edition (Spanish translation). Desarrollado a partir de dcadas de experiencia en consultora global y sus populares seminarios de SIG mundialmente, el libro del Dr. Tomlinson ayuda a entrelazar las diferencias de comunicacin entre las personas con competencia en tecnologa y aquellos que no la tienen. La metodologa proporciona una plataforma comn de la cual se puede evaluar exactamente que necesita una organizacin de un SIG.
ISBN: 9781589480872 Part Number: 96761 $19.95 152 pages 10 x 8 inches Paperback 2005 Media: None
GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling

David Maguire, Michael Batty, and Michael Goodchild, editors This book presents papers by leading GIS experts describing modern computerized spatial analysis and modeling. Recent advances in GIS software, along with the availability of spatially referenced data, now makes possible the sophisticated modeling and statistical analysis of all types of geographic phenomena. GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling serves to advance the methods and practices used to develop meaningful spatial analysis for decision support. This text covers tools, techniques, and methods while providing examples of socioeconomic, scientific, transportation, and environmental applications.
Thinking About GIS

Geographic Information System Planning for Managers, Third Edition Roger Tomlinson The newest edition of Thinking About GIS details a planning model developed for designing data and technology systems that will meet an organizations specific needs, whether its an enterprise-wide GIS or a single-shop launch. Targeted at two primary audiencessenior managers who oversee information technologies and the more technical specialists charged with designing the actual systemsthis book gives both groups a common platform on which to conduct serious GIS planning.
GIS Worlds
Creating Spatial Data Infrastructures Ian Masser GIS Worlds: Creating Spatial Data Infrastructures discusses the diffusion and evolution of spatial data infrastructures around the world, shows where SDIs are advancing, and describes where more work is needed. More significantly, it details the implementation of SDIs from a practical perspective and outlines a method of institution building for regional, continental, and global SDIs. This text promises to strengthen even further the need for intelligent governance and strong leadership in the GIS and spatial data communities.
Unlocking the Census with GIS

Alan Peters and Heather MacDonald The U.S. Census provides billions of pieces of complex data about millions of exceptionally diverse people. Unlocking the Census with GIS describes how GIS can be used to better access, understand, manage, and analyze census data and census-related information and present it in a spatial format. Numerous maps, tables, sidebars, and other in-depth examples and explanations are provided to guide readers to a greater understanding of the census and its value to those using powerful GIS software tools.
18

GIS Education and Training
Cartographic Relief Presentation

Eduard Imhof Within the discipline of cartography, few works are considered classics in the sense of retaining their interest, relevance, and inspiration with the passage of time. One such work is Imhof's masterpiece Cartographic Relief Presentation. As a unique display of analysis and portrayal, this is an outstanding example of the need for cartography to combine intellect and graphics in solving map design problems. The range, detail, and scientific artistry of his solutions are presented in an instructional context that puts this work in a class by itself.
Community Geography
GIS in Action Teacher's Guide Lyn Malone, Anita M. Palmer, and Christine L. Voigt A classroom companion to Community Geography: GIS in Action, this guide provides teachers with the resources they need to teach GIS exercises to middle and high school students and manage self-guided projects. Community Geography: GIS in Action and the companion Teachers Guide make a complete educational package for anyone who wants to integrate learning, GIS technology, and real-world experiences.
Cartographies of Disease
Maps, Mapping, and Medicine Tom Koch Cartographies of Disease: Maps, Mapping, and Medicine is a comprehensive survey of the technology of mapping and its relationship to the battle against disease. This look at medical mapping advances a radical argument that maps are not merely representations of spatial realities but a way of thinking about relationships between viral and bacterial communities, human hosts, and the environments in which diseases flourish.
Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop

Basics of ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo, Second Edition, Updated for ArcGIS 9.3 Tim Ormsby, Eileen J. Napoleon, Robert Burke, Carolyn Groessl, and Laura Bowden Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop contains introductory concepts followed by scripted software exercises that reinforce an understanding of the conceptual material presented. This format encourages readers to acquire functional GIS skills in a variety of areas. Offering the most comprehensive overview of ArcGIS 9.3 available on the market today, this book is valuable as both a classroom text and a manual for individuals learning ArcGIS.
ISBN: 9781589482104 Part Number: 111764 $79.95 600 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2008 Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 9.3 180-day trial DVD
Community Geography
GIS in Action Kim Zanelli English and Laura S. Feaster (Bowden) Community Geography is designed to inspire students and citizens to make a difference in their communities using GIS technology. The book includes seven case studies that describe innovative community projects in endeavors such as working with a local police department to map crime, analyzing landfill hazards, tracking river water quality, and taking inventory of area trees. Step-by-step exercises, guidelines, and practical tips for taking on similar projects in readers own communities are included.
Getting to Know ArcObjects

Programming ArcGIS with VBA Robert Burke Getting to Know ArcObjects is an indispensable guide for learning to program ArcObjects within the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) development environment. ArcObjects components are the building blocks of ArcGIS software, and knowing how to program ArcObjects gives users the power to customize the ArcGIS user interface, write software tools and functions, and create specialty applications. This workbook supports programmers of all skill levels, from novices to those already familiar with the Unified Modeling Language (UML) and Component Object Model (COM).
ISBN: 9781589480230 Part Number: 87599 $24.95 296 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2003 Media: ArcView 3.x projects and data CD
ISBN: 9781589480186 Part Number: 87593 $59.95 436 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2003 Media: Exercise data CD
19

GIS for the Urban Environment

Juliana Maantay and John Ziegler This illustrated, hardcover text addresses the use of GIS software for problem solving in the planning of both large and small cities and metropolitan areas. GIS for the Urban Environment is a tool for all students and practitioners who want to learn more about how they might apply GIS to urban planning, public health, urban environmental assessment, hazard and emergency management, geographic analysis, or sustainable community development. The exercises and case studies in the book present clear illustrations of GIS usage in contemporary cities and urban regions through examples of real-life applications.
GIS Tutorial for Health, Third Edition

Kristen S. Kurland and Wilpen L. Gorr In its third edition, GIS Tutorial for Health is fully revised and updated for ArcGIS 9.3 software compatibility. To better support skill building and development, this workbook features extended introductions to 11 tutorials addressing significant issues of health care and policy planning. Additionally, GIS Tutorial for Health, Third Edition, contains a new tutorial that utilizes the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extension to estimate the demand for automated defibrillators in public places.
ISBN: 9781589480827 Part Number: 91844 $79.95 628 pages 8.5 x 9.5 inches Hardcover 2006 Media: Exercise data CD
ISBN: 9781589482241 Part Number: 112988 $79.95 384 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2009 Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 9.3 180-day trial DVD
GIS Tutorial
Workbook for ArcView 9, Third Edition Wilpen L. Gorr and Kristen S. Kurland Updated for ArcView 9.3, GIS Tutorial: Workbook for ArcView 9, Third Edition, provides effective GIS training in an easyto-follow format. By combining ArcGIS tutorials with self-study exercises intended to gradually build on basic skills, GIS Tutorial is fully adaptable to individual needs, as well as a classroom setting. In addition to the range of GIS functionality covered by its predecessors, the third edition of this best-selling workbook features two new tutorial chapters that utilize 3D Analyst and ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extensions.
GIS Tutorial for Homeland Security

Susan Lindell Radke and Eddie Hanebuth Public safety officers, government officials, and students of criminal justice and public administration will find the exercises in GIS Tutorial for Homeland Security useful in learning GIS technology for homeland security operations and planning. Tutorials involve a Minimum Essential Datasets (MEDS) database preparation, information sharing, a critical infrastructure protection program, search and rescue, structural damage assessment, and more.
ISBN: 9781589482050 Part Number: 110991 $79.95 464 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2008 Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS Desktop 9.3 180-day trial DVD
ISBN: 9781589481886 Part Number: 108100 $79.95 448 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2008 Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 9.3 180-day trial DVD
GIS Tutorial II
Spatial Analysis Workbook David W. Allen GIS Tutorial II: Spatial Analysis Workbook offers hands-on exercises to help GIS users at the intermediate level continue to build their problem-solving and analysis skills. Whether used in combination with The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis books or by itself, GIS Tutorial II: Spatial Analysis Workbook is the perfect tool for anyone who is ready to take their knowledge of GIS technology to the next level. GIS Tutorial II: Spatial Analysis Workbook includes a fully functioning 180-day trial version of ArcGIS Desktop 9.3 software on DVD and a DVD of data for working through the exercises.
GIS Tutorial for Marketing

Fred L. Miller The value of GIS technology for the business and marketing industry has never been greater than it is today. GIS Tutorial for Marketing teaches students and professionals how to do the types of analysis that can provide them with the edge they need to stay ahead of the competition. Complete with a 180-day trial of ArcGIS Desktop 9.2, this tutorial is essential for individuals who want to take advantage of using ArcGIS for their business and marketing research.
ISBN: 9781589482012 Part Number: 110034 $79.95 424 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2009 Media: Exercise data DVD and ArcGIS 9.3 180-day trial DVD
ISBN: 9781589480797 Part Number: 103018 $79.95 432 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Spiral 2007 Media: Excercise data DVD and ArcGIS Desktop 9.2 180-day trial DVD
20

Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy

Foundations of Geomatics Thomas Henry Meyer Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy explores geodesy, the discipline dealing with the measurement of the earth. Establishing GIS as a coordinate-based system and building on this concept, the book culminates in the readers applied knowledge of geodesy. To simplify presentation, mathematics in this book are discussed without origin of proof. Intended for the classroom or professional reference, this book simplifies the geodesic formulas related to surveying, making it a practical approach to geodesy and GIS.
Mapping Global Cities

GIS Methods in Urban Analysis Ayse Pamuk Spatial thinking and analysis are essential for informed urban policy making in a global world. Urban planners need to understand how cities are organized and how residential patterns are shaped as a result of population and employment changes. Mapping Global Cities illustrates how GIS technology can be applied to urban planning and policy challenges to enhance our efforts in providing solutions. This book is a valuable resource for urban studies and planning students, international development professionals, human settlement experts in the developing world, and urban planning practitioners.
ISBN: 9781589482159 Part Number: 112203 $99.95 200 pages 8.5 x 11 inches Hardcover 2010 Media: Ancillary CD
ISBN: 9781589481435 Part Number: 100731 $49.95 208 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2006 Media: Exercise data CD
Making Community Connections

Connie L. Knapp and the Orton Family Foundation Community Mapping Program The Orton Family Foundation Focusing on GIS and GPS technology, Making Community Connections is designed to bring teams of teachers and students together with community members to study resources of interest and importance to the community. Students are shown how to gather and examine existing information, discover new facts through field investigation, map the resource using GIS/GPS tools, and interact with the community. This unique program culminates in students holding a public forum to present a body of research that can be used in community planning.
Modeling Our World

The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design Michael Zeiler Modeling Our World is the comprehensive guide and reference to GIS data modeling in general and the geodatabase model in particular. It shows how to make decisions about modeling data that will inform each aspect of the GIS project, from database design and data capture to spatial analysis and visual presentation. Illustrated with hundreds of full-color maps and figures, this book will be essential reading for new users of ArcGIS.
Map Use
Reading and Analysis, Sixth Edition A. Jon Kimerling, Aileen R. Buckley, Phillip C. Muehrcke, and Juliana O. Muehrcke Map Use: Reading and Analysis, Sixth Edition, demonstrates the importance of understanding the significant distinctions, formats, and functionality of maps. This full-color text features integrated discussions of standard planimetric maps, perspective diagrams, environmental photograms, satellite images, and additional content related to GIS technology as it pertains to spatial analysis. The book is specifically designed for course adoption; however, Map Use is written for anyone who wants to effectively read and use maps, and it will likely remain a permanent fixture in any cartographic resource library.
ISBN: 9781589481909 Part Number: 108122 $99.95 528 pages 8.5 x 11 inches Hardcover 2009 Media: Instructor resource CD available with desk copy request
21

Past Time, Past Place

GIS for History Anne Kelly Knowles, editor Past Time, Past Place is a pioneering text that shows how historians are using GIS technology to take a fresh look at the past. It represents the tremendous range of new historical applications of GIS, from the Dust Bowl to the Salem witch trials and from Civil War battlefields to the landscapes of the Greek and Roman empires. Leading scholars explain how they have used GIS technology to organize historical research in a geographic context, explore evidence in new ways, map past places and events, and challenge long-standing historical interpretations.
Think Globally, Act Regionally

GIS and Data Visualization for Social Science and Public Policy Research Richard LeGates Space is an important dimension in most real-world issues that concern social scientists and students of public policy. Think Globally, Act Regionally explores the spatial aspects of issues such as the preservation of farmland and endangered plants and animals, urban and regional planning, and management of light-rail lines. This book is designed as a monthlong module with structured exercises addressing themes of urbanization, GIS technology, data visualization, the balance between the built and natural environments, and issues of spatial equity and regional integration.
ISBN: 9781589481244 Part Number: 99833 $64.95 540 pages 8 x 9.25 inches Paperback 2005 Media: Data CD
Placing History
How Maps, Spatial Data, and GIS Are Changing Historical Scholarship Anne Kelly Knowles, editor; Amy Hillier, digital supplement editor Over the past decade, historical GIS has emerged as a promising new methodology for studying history. In this companion piece to Past Time, Past Place, editor Anne Kelly Knowles presents a collection of case studies that illustrate how GIS technology can be utilized to reorganize and reevaluate historical data. Complete with a digital supplement edited by Amy Hillier, Placing History is the perfect tool for engaging a classroom of young historians by demonstrating how GIS can be used to awaken the past.
Understanding Place
GIS and Mapping Across the Curriculum Diana Stuart Sinton and Jennifer J. Lund, editors Understanding Place is a reference for teachers who wish to deepen student involvement by using GIS technology to analyze and visualize information. Using interactive maps, students in all disciplines have the opportunity to develop the skills and habits of seeing, thinking, and communicating with information-rich images. Contributors candidly describe GIS-based teaching, learning, and research across the range of a liberal arts and sciences curriculum.
ISBN: 9781589480131 Part Number: 102796 $49.95 336 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2008 Media: Digital supplement CD
22
Featured Series
Our World GIS Education
Thinking Spatially Using GIS

Our World GIS Education, Level 1 Eileen J. Napoleon and Erin A. Brook As the first volume in the Our World GIS Education series, Thinking Spatially Using GIS provides teachers with the tools of geographymaps, geographic data, and GISto teach a basic understanding of spatial concepts, pattern recognition, and map trends analysis to young students.
ISBN: 9781589481800 Part Number: 107034 $49.95 296 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback Media: Exercise data and ArcExplorerJava Edition for Education CD 2008
Thinking Spatially Using GIS

Our World GIS Education, Level 1 Student Workbook This workbook contains all the student exercises and handouts that correspond with the instructor text.
ISBN: 9781589481848 Media: None Part Number: 107038 $12.95 200 pages 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2008
Mapping Our World Using GIS

Our World GIS Education, Level 2 Anita M. Palmer, Roger Palmer, Lyn Malone, and Christine L. Voigt Mapping Our World Using GIS contains 13 lesson plans, step-by-step instructions, illustrations, important questions and answers, data, and a 365-day trial of ArcView software that educators can use to combine geography, data collection, mapping, and critical analysis in their course curricula. Students continue building broad-based problem-solving skills as the lessons progress.
ISBN: 9781589481817 Part Number: 107035 $49.95 232 pages Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 9.2 365-day trial DVD 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2008
Mapping Our World Using GIS

Analyzing Our World Using GIS

Our World GIS Education, Level 3 Roger Palmer, Anita M. Palmer, Lyn Malone, and Christine L. Voigt This teachers guide combines the open-ended exploration inherent in geographic information systems with the structure of nationally standardized course content, classroom activities, teacher notes, student handouts, and assessments. This third volume in the Our World GIS Education book series promotes inquiry-based learning in world geography and other disciplines for students using interactive mapping software and geographic data.
ISBN: 9781589481824 Part Number: 107036 $49.95 160 pages Media: Exercise data CD and ArcGIS 9.2 365-day trial DVD 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2008
Analyzing Our World Using GIS

Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS

Our World GIS Education, Level 4 Kathryn Keranen and Robert Kolvoord Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS is a textbook designed for college and upper-level students to further develop their problem-solving skills through involved group investigations and independent study. Volume 4 features open-ended activities that encourage readers to make not only maps but also decisions.
ISBN: 9781589481831 Part Number: 107037 $49.95 212 pages Media: Exercise data DVD and ArcGIS 9.2 180-day trial DVD 9 x 10.75 inches Paperback 2008
23

Atlases and GIS Map Books
Archaeology and Landscape in the Mongolian Altai: An Atlas

Esther Jacobson-Tepfer and James E. Meacham This book examines the distribution of ancient surface archaeological discoveries within the mountainous region of northwestern Mongolia. For thousands of years, this region was inhabited by hunters and pastoral nomads who left behind huge concentrations of rock art in the high valleys. With vivid maps and photographs, this book explores the cultural heritage of this rugged environment. This book will appeal to readers interested in ecotourism, preservation, geography, and ancient human cultures.

Michael Law, editor This annual edition showcases some of the most creative, interesting, and beautiful maps presented at the Map Gallery exhibition at the annual ESRI International User Conference. ESRI Map Book, Volume 22, continues the tradition of showing readers the capability of GIS and how it is changing the world. This collection of maps will appeal to a broad audience of users, including industry professionals, cartographers, students, scholars, and others interested in maps.
ISBN: 9781589482326 Part Number: 113412 $79.95 204 pages 11 x 11 inches Hardcover 2010 Media: None
Cartographica Extraordinaire
The Historical Map Transformed David Rumsey and Edith M. Punt Handsomely illustrated, this large-format, hardcover atlas brings together a collection of extraordinary historical maps, some of which have been uniquely enhanced with modern GIS technology, from the private collection of David Rumsey. Maps featured in Cartographica Extraordinaire not only tell the vivid history of North and South America, from the early exploration of the New World to Lewis and Clarks opening of the American West, but also bridge the gap between historical cartography and the technologically advanced applications of GIS.

Michael Law, editor ESRI Map Book, Volume 23, is dedicated to showcasing the innovative and inspiring accomplishments of GIS users around the world. The true excitement of this book lies in the discovery of which maps have made it from the 2007 ESRI International User Conference Map Gallery into publication. More than 100 full-color maps are featured from distinct industry categories such as cartography, environmental management, government, natural resources, planning and engineering, tourism, transportation, and utilities. Each map is presented with a description of how it was produced or used.
ISBN: 9781589480445 Part Number: 90016 $79.95 164 pages 14 x 13 inches Hardcover 2004 Media: None

Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Children's World Map Competition Jackie Anderson, Jeet Atwal, Patrick Wiegand, and Alberta Auringer Wood, editors This vibrant collection of children's work from the Barbara Petchenik Childrens World Map Competition presents a retrospective selection of 100 maps submitted over the first decade of the competition. Children Map the World includes award-winning entries, runners-up, and additional maps that reflect core values in surprisingly subtle and complex expressions. The messages embedded in these maps and the honesty of these childrens creations make them not only accessible but also inspirational.

Mike Kataoka, editor ESRI Map Book is an annual volume published to exhibit the most innovative and well-crafted maps displayed at the ESRI International User Conference. This volume continues the tradition of acknowledging the outstanding efforts of GIS users in their respective fields. With more than 20 categories represented by more than 100 full-color maps, ESRI Map Book, Volume 24, tells the story of how GIS professionals are boldly shaping the world that they map.
24

Atlases and GIS Map Books
GIS for Building and Managing Infrastructure

ESRI GIS for Building and Managing Infrastructure presents a collection of maps that showcase how GIS can be implemented to help develop, manage, and present infrastructure projects. This book demonstrates how GIS can aid processes and promote transparency by providing a single data source from which to work. Featuring maps from a range of technical support structures, including electric and gas utilities, public works, and renewable energy, this book is a reference for anyone involved in the infrastructure industry.
Mapping Forestry
Peter Eredics Mapping Forestry describes how GIS software supports the business of forestry in todays era of economic changes, increased global competition, and diminishing resources. In scenarios from around the world, foresters share how they use GIS maps and analysis to manage commercial operations and sustainable stewardship. Mapping Forestry contains 20 chapters of full-color maps featuring detailed descriptions of the types of GIS analysis that they represent, making it an excellent reference for forestry professionals.
Mapping Census 2000

The Geography of U.S. Diversity Cynthia A. Brewer and Trudy A. Suchan The 2000 Census included new and expanded categories of racial and ethnic identity by which U.S. residents could accurately identify themselves. In addition, it was the first time that residents were allowed to identify themselves as belonging to multiple ethnic categories, resulting in a more accurate portrait of the population. Mapping Census 2000: The Geography of U.S. Diversity presents this key set of data in vivid, full-color map images created with GIS technology. The result is a precise and comprehensive atlas of American diversity.
Mapping the Future of America's National Parks

Stewardship through Geographic Information Systems Mark Henry and Leslie Armstrong, editors Filled with colorful maps, charts, and photographs, Mapping the Future of Americas National Parks illustrates how GIS technology is used in the effort to repair trails and roads, locate artifacts, restore American battlefields, guide development, understand wildfires, and protect fragile lands. The stories provide detailed examples of how dedicated GIS specialists, scientists, and researchers in the National Park Service are mapping and preserving Americas most special places for future generations.
Mapping for Congress

Supporting Public Policy with GIS Nancy Sappington, editor, with Christopher Thomas, Milton Ospina, Brent Roderick, Ray Carnes, Michael Law, and Polly Barbee Mapping for Congress illustrates how GIS technology is used to provide policy makers and citizens with information about public policy issues in the form of a map. The book profiles the work of the Library of Congress Geography and Map Division's Congressional Cartography Program, detailing how Library of Congress GIS professionals are able to help members of Congress and congressional staff understand public policy issues in a geographic context.
Salton Sea Atlas

Edited by the Redlands Institute, University of Redlands The Salton Sea is a nexus of extraordinary social, political, and elemental forces. The diversity of competing interests in this unique Southern California ecosystem makes common understanding of the relationships among the natural environment, cultural context, and social values a paramount concern. Salton Sea Atlas presents an authoritative but accessible look at this unique inland seaits physical geography, geological and cultural history, and fragile ecology.
ISBN: 9781589480438 Part Number: 89904 $79.95 140 pages 11.5 x 17.5 inches Hardcover 2002 Media: None
25

GIS Case Studies and Data Models for Industry
Arc Hydro
GIS for Water Resources David R. Maidment, editor In recent years, the field of hydrology has been transformed as GIS is increasingly used to model and analyze the dynamic hydrology at work on the planet. Arc Hydro: GIS for Water Resources is the definitive book on the Arc Hydro Data Model, a sophisticated template designed to help hydrologists and scientists from other disciplines develop data models in their own areas of study.
Confronting Catastrophe
A GIS Handbook R. W. Greene Using real-world lessons, Confronting Catastrophe demonstrates how the digital mapping and analysis tools of GIS technology can be critical for comprehensive preparation and quick response to disastrous events. This is an essential, hands-on manual for GIS practitioners and decision makers alike whose communities face the threat of large-scale disasters.
ISBN: 9781589480346 Part Number: 93681 $59.95 224 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2002 Media: Tools and sample data CD
Arc Marine
GIS for a Blue Planet Dawn J. Wright, Michael J. Blongewicz, Patrick N. Halpin, and Joe Breman Arc Marine: GIS for a Blue Planet presents the initial results of a successful effort to create and define a data model for the marine community. The data model not only provides structure for storing and analyzing marine data but also helps users create maps and 3D scenes of the marine environment in ways invaluable to decision making.
Conservation Geography
Case Studies in GIS, Computer Mapping, and Activism Charles Convis Jr., editor Conservation Geography demonstrates how GIS technology is revolutionizing the work of nonprofit organizations and conservation groups worldwide as they rush to save the earths plants, animals, and natural resources. Their endeavors, as described in these pages, portray conservation in its broadest sense, showing how the power of computers and GIS is transforming the way environmental problems and conservation issues are identified and resolved.
Analyzing Urban Poverty

GIS for the Developing World Rosario Giusti de Prez and Ramn A. Prez In developing countries, squatter developments that house more than onethird of the urban population are without infrastructure and built from materials at hand. Analyzing Urban Poverty: GIS for the Developing World demonstrates how GIS can be used to improve quality of life in poor urban areas. With 30 years of experience using GIS technology to manage urban problems in Venezuelan barrios, the authors describe how they developed sustainable solutions that go beyond conventional planning programs.
Empowering Electric and Gas Utilities with GIS

Bill Meehan Electric and gas utilities shoulder enormous responsibilities to their customers, shareholders, government regulators, and the environment, ever aware of the critical role they play in keeping homes heated, factories running, and cities illuminated. An enterprise GIS can transform utilities by raising efficiency and lowering costs while enhancing communication and decision-making processes. Empowering Electric and Gas Utilities with GIS details the dramatic difference an enterprise GIS can make to a power provider of any size.
26

GIS and Land Records

The ArcGIS Parcel Data Model Nancy von Meyer This definitive book illuminates the data model developed as a framework for land record information in an ArcGIS environment. GIS and Land Records: The ArcGIS Parcel Data Model describes applications and uses for parcel information in an ArcGIS geodatabase. The parcel data model is more than a conceptual framework. It captures the collective experience gained from more than 20 years of managing parcel information using GIS and shows how the parcel data can be easily customized to satisfy different situations.
GIS for Health Organizations

Laura Lang The case studies in this collection illustrate how GIS technology has become an invaluable tool that aids in the effort to provide more efficient and appropriate health management options to patients. GIS assists health professionals with tracking the spread of infectious disease, determining sites for new hospitals, mapping the demand for future health care needs, and even marketing pharmaceuticals. GIS for Health Organizations clearly demonstrates how GIS technology allows physicians, insurance providers, hospitals, epidemiologists, researchers, and HMO executives to focus resources to meet the needs of those in their care.
GIS for Decision Support and Public Policy Making

Christopher Thomas and Nancy Humenik-Sappington Elected officials and department heads are increasingly relying on GIS technology to make efficient and accurate decisions when and where it counts. GIS for Decision Support and Public Policy Making presents 27 case studies and eight exercises that demonstrate the positive impact of incorporating GIS methodology in daily operations of the public sector. Discover how GIS has improved communication, collaboration, and decision making in the organizations featured in this book.
GIS for Homeland Security

Mike Kataoka GIS for Homeland Security provides general overviews of how GIS technology is used for gathering and analyzing intelligence, protecting critical infrastructure, responding to complex emergencies, preparing for disease outbreaks and bioterrorism, securing complex events, and simulating disasters. A final chapter looks ahead at the growing role of GIS in homeland security. Each chapter includes three case studies that illuminate the topic with specific real-world examples.
GIS for Environmental Management

Robert Scally In GIS for Environmental Management, Robert Scally has compiled the firsthand experiences of scientists and GIS experts throughout the world to examine how dedicated environmental professionals use GIS technology to preserve and renew critical ecosystems to benefit wildlife as well as human lives. Biologists, geologists, conservationists, and others responsible for managing and protecting the environment increasingly rely on GIS to deal with a range of environmental issues, including biodiversity and pollution, coastal zone management, and change detection.
GIS for Landscape Architects

Karen C. Hanna GIS for Landscape Architects proves that GIS technology is no longer the exclusive realm of geographers and scientists. Using GIS to create visual frameworks for gathering, interpreting, and sharing spatial data and information has helped the landscape professionals featured in this book accomplish a wide range of challenging goals. The case studies in this volume demonstrate how GIS technology can be applied to the preparation of a comprehensive plan for a historic streetscape, the creation of a site design for a major vacation resort, and the successful design and management of a recreation area, among other tasks.
27

GIS for Water Management in Europe

Mike Bedford On the European continent, a common physical geography means common problems in natural resources and environmental management that require a unified approach to finding solutions. Nations already geographically unified are becoming even more closely bound in other ways: administratively, politically, and economically. The case studies examined in GIS for Water Management in Europe recount the myriad imaginative ways that European organizations, agencies, and governments are using GIS technology to bring unity to a diverse group of problems.
Marine Geography
GIS for the Oceans and Seas Joe Breman, editor Featuring real-world examples from the ocean trenches, this collection of articles by leading ocean researchers and marine biologists shows some of the many ways that GIS technology is contributing to our understanding of the underwater environment. From improving oil spill response and mapping marine biodiversity to protecting at-risk coastal areas and improving navigation safety in crowded sea-travel corridors, Marine Geography illustrates how digital mapping and spatial analysis can serve as the integrating technology that allows various stakeholders to communicate in a common language.
The GIS Guide for Local Government Officials

Cory Fleming, editor In The GIS Guide for Local Government Officials, municipal GIS experts suggest practical approaches for incorporating mapping technology to help local governments deliver services and determine policies while managing an information overload. To meet this challenge, local governments are increasingly turning to GIS technology to coordinate resources, save tax dollars, and plan for the future. Case studies drawn from throughout North America illustrate how officials have successfully applied GIS to their specific needs.
Measuring Up
The Business Case for GIS Christopher Thomas and Milton Ospina Measuring Up presents case studies about companies and government agencies that have implemented GIS solutions to meet business goals. The book details effective strategies for saving money and time; increasing productivity, accuracy, communication, and collaboration; generating revenue; supporting decision making; aiding budget development; building information bases; and managing resources.
Integrating GIS and the Global Positioning System

Karen Steede-Terry Integrating GIS and the Global Positioning System is a comprehensive introduction to the basics of the systemwhat the components are, how they work, and how accuracy can be improved almost to a pinpoint. This volume presents several case studies that illustrate how the power of GPS is being harnessed to the depth of GIS technology for accuracy in measurement and completeness of coverage.
Smart Land-Use Analysis

The LUCIS Model Margaret H. Carr and Paul D. Zwick An indispensable guide for land-use planners, analysts, and students, Smart Land-Use Analysis provides the information needed to understand and implement the innovative analysis model developed by the authors. The land-use conflict identification strategy (LUCIS) model uses the ArcGIS geoprocessing framework, particularly ModelBuilder, to analyze suitability and preference for major land-use categories, determine potential future conflict among the categories, and build future land-use scenarios.
ISBN: 9781589481749 Part Number: 102581 $49.95 292 pages 7.5 x 9 inches Paperback 2007 Media: LUCIS data DVD
28

GIS Case Studies and Data Models for Industry GIS Case Studies and Data Models for Industry
Spatial Portals
Gateways to Geographic Information Winnie Tang and Jan Selwood Spatial Portals: Gateways to Geographic Information examines how spatial portals are revolutionizing the way GIS professionals find, share, and apply knowledge, from the local level to the world stage. Spatial portals help people search for and access networks of relevant information held by governments and other organizations. In so doing, portals help people quickly evaluate options and make better decisions that can save time, money, and even lives.
Zeroing In
Geographic Information Systems at Work in the Community Andy Mitchell An accessible introduction to GIS technology for government officials, business people, planners, teachers, and anyone who deals with maps and geographic information, Zeroing In: Geographic Information Systems at Work in the Community contains 12 real-life stories to introduce readers to the foundations of GIS. This book explains what GIS means to people and society and illustrates how it can be used to increase efficiency and quality of community life.
Standards for Success

GIS for Federal Progress and Accountability Christopher Thomas With the proven track record of GIS in providing high returns on investment, Standards for Success demonstrates how federal government agencies are using this powerful technology to streamline business processes, foster collaboration and communication, provide sound decision support, and optimize resource management. GIS plays an invaluable role in making government more effective and efficient. The powerful examples in this book make it easy to understand why.
29
Index
Title Index
A
Analyzing Our World Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 3 23 Analyzing Our World Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 3 Student Workbook 23 Analyzing Urban Poverty: GIS for the Developing World 26 Archaeology and Landscape in the Mongolian Altai: An Atlas 24 Arc Hydro: GIS for Water Resources 26 Arc Marine: GIS for a Blue Planet 26 A to Z GIS: An Illustrated Dictionary of Geographic Information Systems 16
Getting to Know ArcObjects: Programming ArcGIS with VBA 19 GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling 18 The GIS 20: Essential Skills 5 GIS and Land Records: The ArcGIS Parcel Data Model 27 GIS for Building and Managing Infrastructure 25 GIS for Decision Support and Public Policy Making 27 GIS for Environmental Management 27 GIS for Health Organizations 27 GIS for Homeland Security 27 GIS for Landscape Architects 27 GIS for the Urban Environment 20 GIS for Water Management in Europe 28 The GIS Guide for Local Government Officials 28 GIS Tutorial 1: Basic Workbook 13 GIS Tutorial 2: Spatial Analysis Workbook 14 GIS Tutorial II: Spatial Analysis Workbook 20 GIS Tutorial 3: Advanced Workbook 15 GIS Tutorial for Health, Third Edition 20 GIS Tutorial for Homeland Security 20 GIS Tutorial for Marketing 20 GIS Tutorial: Workbook for ArcView 9, Third Edition 20 GIS Worlds: Creating Spatial Data Infrastructures 18
B
Botanical Serigraphs: The Gene Bauer Collection 8 Building a GIS: System Architecture Design Strategies for Managers 16 Building European Spatial Data Infrastructures 16 The Business Benefits of GIS: An ROI Approach 16
C
Cartographica Extraordinaire: The Historical Map Transformed 24 Cartographic Relief Presentation 19 Cartographies of Disease: Maps, Mapping, and Medicine 19 Charting the Unknown: How Computer Mapping at Harvard Became GIS 16 Children Map the World: Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Childrens World Map Competition 24 Children Map the World: Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Childrens World Map Competition, Volume 2 2 Community Geography: GIS in Action 19 Community Geography: GIS in Action Teachers Guide 19 Confronting Catastrophe: A GIS Handbook 26 Connecting People While Preserving the Planet: Essays on Sustainable Development 16 Conservation Geography: Case Studies in GIS, Computer Mapping, and Activism 26
I
Integrating GIS and the Global Positioning System 28 Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy: Foundations of Geomatics 21
L
Land Administration for Sustainable Development 9 Lining Up Data in ArcGIS: A Guide to Map Projections 4 The Look of Maps: An Examination of Cartographic Design 6
D
Designed Maps: A Sourcebook for GIS Users 17 Designing Better Maps: A Guide for GIS Users 17 Designing Geodatabases: Case Studies in GIS Data Modeling 17 Designing Geodatabases for Transportation 17
M
Making Community Connections 21 Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 4 23 Mapping Census 2000: The Geography of U.S. Diversity 25 Mapping for Congress: Supporting Public Policy with GIS 25 Mapping Forestry 25 Mapping Global Cities: GIS Methods in Urban Analysis 21 Mapping Our World Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 2 23 Mapping Our World Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 2 Student Workbook 23 Mapping the Future of Americas National Parks: Stewardship through Geographic Information Systems 25 Map Use: Reading and Analysis, Sixth Edition 21 Marine Geography: GIS for the Oceans and Seas 28 Measuring Up: The Business Case for GIS 28 Modeling Our World: The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design 21
E
Empowering Electric and Gas Utilities with GIS 26 The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1: Geographic Patterns and Relationships 17 The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 2: Spatial Measurements and Statistics 17 ESRI Map Book, Volume 22 24 ESRI Map Book, Volume 23 24 ESRI Map Book, Volume 24 24 ESRI Map Book, Volume 25 3
F
Fun with GPS 18
O
Ocean Globe 10 Our World GIS Education 23
G
Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop 11 Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop: Basics of ArcView, ArcEditor, and ArcInfo, Second Edition, Updated for ArcGIS 9.3 19 Getting to Know ArcGIS ModelBuilder 12
P
Past Time, Past Place: GIS for History 22 Pensando en el SIG: Planificacin del Sistema de Informacin Geogrfica Dirigida a Gerentes, Tercera Edicin 18
30
Index
Title Index
Placing History: How Maps, Spatial Data, and GIS Are Changing Historical Scholarship 22
Thinking About GIS: Geographic Information System Planning for Managers, Third Edition 18 Thinking Spatially Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 1 23 Thinking Spatially Using GIS: Our World GIS Education, Level 1 Student Workbook 23
S
Salton Sea Atlas 25 Semiology of Graphics 7 Smart Land-Use Analysis: The LUCIS Model 28 Spatial Portals: Gateways to Geographic Information 29 Standards for Success: GIS for Federal Progress and Accountability 29
U
Understanding Place: GIS and Mapping Across the Curriculum 22 Unlocking the Census with GIS 18
T
Think Globally, Act Regionally: GIS and Data Visualization for Social Science and Public Policy Research 22
Z
Zeroing In: Geographic Information Systems at Work in the Community 29
Author/Editor Index
A
Allen, David W., 12, 14, 15, 20 Anderson, Jackie, 24 Arctur, David, 17 Armstrong, Leslie, 25 Atwal, Jeet, 2, 24
F
Feaster, Laura S., 19 Fleming, Cory, 28
LeGates, Richard, 22 Lund, Jennifer J., 22
R
Radke, Susan Lindell, 20 Rajabifard, Abbas, 9 Redlands Institute, University of Redlands, 25 Roderick, Brent, 25 Robinson, Arthur H., 6 Rumsey, David, 24
M
Maantay, Juliana, 20 MacDonald, Heather, 18 Maguire, David, 16, 18 Maher, Margaret M., 4 Maidment, David R., 26 Malone, Lyn, 19, 23 Masser, Ian, 16, 18 Meacham, James E., 24 Meehan, Bill, 26 Meyer, Thomas Henry, 21 Miller, Fred L., 20 Mitchell, Andy, 17, 29 Muehrcke, Juliana O., 21 Muehrcke, Phillip C., 21
G
Giusti de Prez, Rosario, 26 Goodchild, Michael, 18 Gorr, Wilpen L., 13, 20 Greene, R. W., 26 Groessl, Carolyn, 11, 19
B
Bandrova, Temenoujka, 2 Barbee, Polly, 25 Batty, Michael, 18 Bauer, Gene, 8 Bedford, Mike, 28 Bertin, Jacques, 7 Blongewicz, Michael J., 26 Bowden, Laura, 11, 19 Breman, Joe, 10, 26, 28 Brewer, Cynthia A., 17, 25 Brook, Erin A., 23 Buckley, Aileen R., 21 Burke, Robert, 11, 19 Butler, J. Allison, 17
S
Sappington, Nancy, 25, 27 Scally, Robert, 27 Selwood, Jan, 29 Sinton, Diana Stuart, 22 Smith, Ross, 16 Sommer, Shelly, 16 Steede-Terry, Karen, 28 Suchan, Trudy A., 25
H
Halpin, Patrick N., 26 Hanebuth, Eddie, 20 Hanna, Karen C., 27 Henry, Mark, 25 Hillier, Amy, 22 Humenik-Sappington, Nancy, 25, 27
I
Imhof, Eduard, 19
N
Napoleon, Eileen J., 11, 19, 23 Nunez, Jesus Reyes, 2
T
Tang, Winnie, 29 Thomas, Christopher, 25, 27, 28, 29 Tomlinson, Roger, 18
J
Jacobson-Tepfer, Esther, 24
C
Carnes, Ray, 25 Carr, Margaret H., 28 Chrisman, Nick, 16 Clemmer, Gina, 5 Coffey, Jeffery M., 15 Convis, Charles, Jr., 26 Cooke, Donald, 18
K
Kataoka, Mike, 3, 24, 27 Keranen, Kathryn, 23 Kimerling, A. Jon, 21 Knapp, Connie L., 21 Knowles, Anne Kelly, 22 Koch, Tom, 19 Kolvoord, Robert, 23 Konecny, Milan, 2 Kouyoumjian, Victoria, 16 Kurland, Kristen S., 13, 20
O
Ormsby, Tim, 11, 19 The Orton Family Foundation Community Mapping Program, 21 Ospina, Milton, 25, 28
V
Voigt, Christine L., 19, 23 von Meyer, Nancy, 27
P
Palmer, Anita M., 19, 23 Palmer, Roger, 23 Pamuk, Ayse, 21 Prez, Ramn A., 26 Peters, Alan, 18 Peters, Dave, 16 Poulit, Jean, 16 Punt, Edith M., 24
W
Wade, Tasha, 16 Wallace, Jude, 9 Wiegand, Patrick, 24 Williamson, Ian, 9 Wood, Alberta Auringer, 24 Wright, Dawn J., 26
E
Enemark, Stig, 9 English, Kim Zanelli, 19 Eredics, Peter, 25 ESRI, 25
L
Lang, Laura, 27 Law, Michael, 24, 25
Z
Zeiler, Michael, 17, 21 Ziegler, John, 20 Zwick, Paul D., 28
31
Ordering Information
U.S. Domestic
Individual Orders
Book TradeResellers and Bookstores

ESRI Press books are distributed domestically by
Ordering Options
1 Online: www.esri.com/esripress 2 Phone: 1-800-447-9778 3 E-mail: service@esri.com 4 Fax (purchase order): 909-793-4801 5 Mail (purchase order):
Ingram Publisher Services One Ingram Boulevard, P.O. Box 3006, LaVergne, TN 37086-1986 Phone: 1-866-400-5351 Fax: 1-800-838-1149 E-mail: customerservice@ingrampublisherservices.com Web: www.ingrampublisherservices.com
ESRI 380 New York Street Redlands, CA 92373-8100 USA
International
Individual Orders
Book TradeResellers and Bookstores
Ordering Options
1 Contact your local ESRI distributor; it may
have the books you want in stock, order them for you, or give you contact information for a local book distributor. For the number of your local ESRI distributor, call ESRI at 909-793-2853, extension 1-1235, or visit our Web site at www.esri.com/distributors.
2 Buy direct from our Web site at
Order ESRI Press books directly from one of our worldwide book distributors. For a full list of book distributors and their territories, visit our Web site at www.esri.com/esripressorders.
www.esri.com/esripress. Note that the shipping charge does not include any customs fees, duties, or taxes that your country may impose. Normal international shipments may take up to 10 days (depending on the country and the availability of product) to clear customs and be delivered to you. Overnight service is not available for international shipments.
Prices, discounts, and information are subject to change without notice.
32
Notes
Book Title ISBN
ESRI 380 New York Street Redlands, CA 92373-8100
119476
DUAL703C1/10tz
For a free subscription to the ESRI Press Catalog, visit www.esri.com/epcatalog.

Esripress Catalog 2010

Enviado por

Dados do documento

Descrição original:

Direitos autorais

Formatos disponíveis

Compartilhar este documento

Compartilhar ou incorporar documento

Opções de compartilhamento

Você considera este documento útil?

Este conteúdo é inapropriado?

Direitos autorais:

Formatos disponíveis

Esripress Catalog 2010

Enviado por

Direitos autorais:

Formatos disponíveis

2010 ESRI Press Catalog

Frontlist New Titles

Selections from the Barbara Petchenik Childrens World Map Competition

About the Editors

Frontlist New Titles

About the Contributors

Fugro Robertson Limited

City of Portland Bureau of Planning

Kevin Martin kmartin@ci.portland.or.us

ArcGIS Desktop 9.2, Adobe Illustrator

Planning and Engineering

Frontlist New Titles

About the Author

Frontlist New Titles

About the Author

Frontlist New Titles

About the Author

Frontlist New Titles

About the Author

Frontlist New Titles

About the Author

Frontlist New Titles

About the Authors

Frontlist New Titles

About the Editor

Frontlist New Titles

About the Authors

Frontlist New Titles

About the Author

About the Authors

About the Author

About the Authors

Backlist Current Titles

The Business Benefits of GIS

Charting the Unknown

Building European Spatial Data Infrastructures

Connecting People While Preserving the Planet

Backlist Current Titles

Designing Geodatabases for Transportation

Designing Better Maps

The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 1

The ESRI Guide to GIS Analysis, Volume 2

Backlist Current Titles

Fun with GPS

GIS, Spatial Analysis, and Modeling

Thinking About GIS

Unlocking the Census with GIS

Backlist Current Titles

Cartographic Relief Presentation

Getting to Know ArcGIS Desktop

Getting to Know ArcObjects

Backlist Current Titles

GIS for the Urban Environment

GIS Tutorial for Health, Third Edition

GIS Tutorial for Homeland Security

GIS Tutorial for Marketing

Backlist Current Titles

Introduction to Geometrical and Physical Geodesy

Mapping Global Cities

Making Community Connections

Modeling Our World

Backlist Current Titles

Past Time, Past Place