Esri Publishes Best Practices Book on Using Imagery in a GIS
Put the Science of Where into Practice with The ArcGIS Book, Second Edition, from Esri
Redlands, California—September 6, 2017—A new book from Esri, the global leader in spatial analytics, gives mapmakers of all experience levels the know-how and hands-on experience to practice The Science of Where.
New Book GNSS Survey & Engineering
Geomares Education is introducing a new book ‘GNSS Survey & Engineering’, written by Huibert-Jan Lekkerkerk. GNSS Survey & Engineering aims at providing the everyday professional GPS user with enough background for the understanding and correct operation of satellite navigation equipment in general and GPS in particular.
New Esri Workbook Teaches Web GIS App-Building Skills
Redlands, California—October 3, 2016—The demand for geographic information system (GIS) apps designed for use on the web and mobile devices is skyrocketing, fueling the need for people trained to build and deploy Web GIS apps.
See Where Imagery and GIS Go Next in The ArcGIS Imagery Book: New View. New Vision
Learn to Work with Imagery in Esri ArcGIS Using the Book and Companion Website
New Esri Book Shows How GIS Technology Can Help the Oceans Thrive
New Esri Book Shows How GIS Technology Can Help the Oceans Thrive – Ocean Solutions, Earth Solutions
Free Python Programming Cookbook
Kick-start your Python projects with these hot recipes!
New Book ‘Earthquake Time Bombs’ Sounds the Alarm to Protect Vulnerable Earthquake-prone Cities Around the World
Raises the Question: Where Will the Next Great Urban Earthquake Strike? In his new book, Earthquake Time Bombs, Yeats discusses the importance of convincing the public to take action before an earthquake strikes their city and that the next damaging earthquake will help drive change
New Book ‘Earthquake Time Bombs’ Serves As Wake-up Call for Earthquake-prone Cities Around the World
Scientist Says Implication of Earthquake Time Bombs are Worldwide
New Remote Sensing Handbook Published
A newly published, three-volume “Remote Sensing Handbook” is a comprehensive coverage of all remote sensing topics written by over 300 leading global experts. With 82 chapters, and more than 2000 pages, the handbook is a reference for every remote sensing student, professor, scientist, professional practitioner and expert.