Articles published in EOM (Earth Observation Magazine) 2003 - 2004

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Issue-Title Description

January 2004 - What's So Special About Spatial Data?

A look into the Oracle Spatial, Locator, MapViewer, and Oracle 10g geospatial capabilities.
December 2003 - The World Wide Web - Beneath the Surf What needs to happen under the covers to make GIS web-accessible.
October 2003 - Geospatial Asset Management Solutoins Benefits can be achieved by integrating GIS with enterprise asset management systems.
Aug/Sept 2003 - Back to the (Raster) Future Exploring modern high-resolution satellite imaging.

Articles published in EOM (Earth Observation Magazine) between 1993-1996

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Environmental Data Management and Analysis

A GIS provides the framework for integrating a wide diversity of environmental data layers

Environmental Modeling

Significant potential exists for GIS to be used for analysis and modeling in those sciences dealing with spatially distributed phenomena

More Environmental Modeling

A GIS-based approach to surface modeling has distinct advantages over traditional methods

See SPOT Run...

Post-processing of SPOT satellite imagery for change detection can be enhanced using a GIS

Analyzing the Fate and Transport of Subsurface Contaminants

Uncertainty is associated with any interpretation of the subsurface

Developing a GIS Database for Comprehensive Planning

Providing an integrated framework for effective decision-making

Abstractions of Reality

Representing and displaying GIS data

Estimating Soil Volumes

GIS-based methods can be used to map discontinuous surfaces

Risk Assessment, Uncertainty Analysis, and Other Fancy Lies

Beware the Four Horsemen of the Environmental Apocalypse

Map Design:

Effective Portrayal of Geographic Information

A picture may be worth 1000 words, but a map can be worth 1000 pieces of information

Defense Military Operations:

AM/FM/GIS Meets the Challenge

Modern challenges require modern tools

Managing and Mapping Biodiversity

"Biodiversity is good, and should be preserved."

Implementing a GIS

The purpose of this month's column is to summarize some of my personal experiences with implementing GIS and related systems

Database Management and GIS - What’s the Connection?

A GIS is a DBMS

Ensuring Quality Control in a GIS Production Environment

This month’s column presents some ideas on designing a quality control system for products generated using a GIS for environmental programs

Looking towards the future from Space

Pros and Cons of Space-based Imaging

Mapping the World

The Vector Product Format (VPF) is defined by a Department of Defense Military Standard (MIL-STD-2407, July, 1993), and represents a new data model for digital vector products to be built, maintained, archived, and distributed by DMA

GIS Capabilities for Strategic Environmental Management

Newly evolving sets of international environmental management system (EMS) standards, such as ISO 14000, are driving some firms to more closely examine their existing information management systems to determine how well they are addressing environmental concerns