Elisabeth Nelson

Geographic Information Science (GIScience) is the knowledgebase that supports the exploration and analysis of geospatial data. In Geographic Information Science: Introductory Concepts & Applications, the authors have designed an introductory textbook that uses language that is student-friendly to those outside the discipline of geography to emphasize the basic theoretical concepts supporting this knowledgebase. In a series of chapters, the authors present topics related to cartography, geographic information systems (GIS), and remote sensing, using an historical perspective as the link that ties the technologies both to each other and to GIScience. Each topic is paired with a laboratory exercise that familiarizes students with the hands-on application of methods used to acquire, store, represent, analyze and interpret geospatial data. The laboratory exercises were designed using Purdue University's MultiSpec and ESRI's ArcGIS Pro.

Luc d'Artois is ready to die. He has nothing to live for. All he has left is his name.But his name proves more valuable than he realizes when he is approached by amysterious woman who offers a temporary reprieve from the gallows in exchange for his name. His contract with Gabrielle Giraud, however, turns out to be much more than he bargained for. She could be his every dream come true or the start of a nightmare from which he will never awaken.Caught in a web of deceit and betrayal, degradation, and brutality, they are trapped in a secret and living a lie...his lie, the lie Luc demanded Gabrielle live with. But will the lie intended to afford Luc time to redeem himself rob him of the life he intends to live with Gabrielle?

New Third Edition Now Available!Written by authors with backgrounds in GIScience and computer technology, Exploring Geospatial Technology presents the basic tenets that undergird the geospatial technologies of cartography, GIS, and remote sensing using an historical perspective as the link that ties the technologies both to each other and to GIScience.Exploring Geospatial Technology is written in a student-friendly language to those outside the discipline of geography. To aid comprehension, hands-on exercises are included in each chapter. These exercises are designed to explore the concepts presented and take advantage of a variety of software packages, including ESRI's ArcGIS and Purdue University's Multispec.