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When used together effectively computer-aided design (CAD) and geospatial information systems (GIS) have a solid track record for streamlining decision making and reducing inefficiencies in the design planning and execution of critical operations and projects. And a growing number of engineering tasks in numerous fields—including design architecture construction and asset management—now require the knowledge of many interrelated yet disconnected CAD/GIS tools and task-specific software. A multidisciplinary resource delineating existing and emerging solutions for CAD/GIS integration issues CAD and GIS Integration provides a clear understanding of the state of the art in this area of growing importance. It brings together in-depth descriptions of existing and emerging techniques methodologies and technologies to examine approaches that enable data and operations interoperability between CAD/GIS. Starting with a review of fundamental concepts and theories the book: Addresses contemporary issues and challenges Provides a collection of helpful methodologies techniques and technologies for integrating CAD and GISPresents balanced coverage of CAD and GIS technologies and applicationsHighlights emerging trends in CAD/GIS integrationExplores the state-of-the-art in the application of CAD and GIS technologies data and operations for decision makingFrom early developments to current trends and future directions this concise resource allows you to get up to speed quickly on what it takes to get the most of these two dynamic technologies. Numerous example applications of effective CAD/GIS integration provide the understanding needed to improve designs make better decisions and reduce or even eliminate costly errors in your next project.
Auerbach Publications Cad And Gis Integration 09780367384746
When used together effectively computer-aided design (CAD) and geospatial information systems (GIS) have a solid track record for streamlining decision making and reducing inefficiencies in the design planning and execution of critical operations and projects. And a growing number of engineering tasks in numerous fields—including design architecture construction and asset management—now require the knowledge of many interrelated yet disconnected CAD/GIS tools and task-specific software. A multidisciplinary resource delineating existing and emerging solutions for CAD/GIS integration issues CAD and GIS Integration provides a clear understanding of the state of the art in this area of growing importance. It brings together in-depth descriptions of existing and emerging techniques methodologies and technologies to examine approaches that enable data and operations interoperability between CAD/GIS. Starting with a review of fundamental concepts and theories the book: Addresses contemporary issues and challenges Provides a collection of helpful methodologies techniques and technologies for integrating CAD and GISPresents balanced coverage of CAD and GIS technologies and applicationsHighlights emerging trends in CAD/GIS integrationExplores the state-of-the-art in the application of CAD and GIS technologies data and operations for decision makingFrom early developments to current trends and future directions this concise resource allows you to get up to speed quickly on what it takes to get the most of these two dynamic technologies. Numerous example applications of effective CAD/GIS integration provide the understanding needed to improve designs make better decisions and reduce or even eliminate costly errors in your next project.
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