Data concepts and issues Setting up GIS Using GIS Applications Home

GIS
GIS - What it isGIS - GIS scienceGIS - Reasons
GIS - Characteristics
GIS - Components

GIS - In and out
GIS - Terms
GIS - Software
GIS - Tool
RS
Integration

puzzle image

 

How a GIS works

The basis of a GIS involves building up a database of different layers of information for the same geographical location which can then be analysed.

Data input to a GIS includes:

Three different GIS layers 25kb
Three different GIS layers 25kb

Maps

  • Digitised information

  • Scanning

  • Remote sensing

  • Downloading

  • Remote access

Tables

  • Attribute information

     

Glossary | Downloads | References | Resources | Text-Only
Last modified July 2004 by: lrp@cdu.edu.au
© Charles Darwin University
Copyright information and disclaimer