Using Geographical Information Systems as an Information Visualization Tool. A Case Study

Valentin Petru Măzăreanu

Scientific Annals of Economics and Business, 2013, vol. 60, issue 1, 13-20

Abstract: The geographical information system represents a branch of information technology that was developed along with the traditional business information technologies. It enables viewing of complex data in a graphical manner easy to understand, providing a more realistic view of the conditions which must be evaluated. The geographical information systems are used in various fields, like geography, geology and all the related fields, public administration, military activities, transportation and infrastructure administration, business, healthcare, social services or land properties management.

Date: 2013
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