GIS Data Sources

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Preface
When searching for information about a particular subject today, it is easy to be overwhelmed by all the possible sources you are bound to encounter. And I am not just referring to the Internet! There are books, journals, conferences, courses, libraries, and professional knowledge and contacts that quickly provide you with more choices than you have bargained for. That can be a real problem. How do you sift through all that data out there to get the information you need? Data refers to material that is somewhat related to the subject of interest. Information refers to the elements that you really need and bother to stop and read.
In professions involving spatial data, this potential confusion is quite evident. Spatial data creation, storage, and usage have moved a long way beyond paper maps. Many professions—including core spatial-analysis fields, such as geology, cartography, and surveying, as well as other fields not immediately associated with mapping (such as environmental and urban planning, biology, transportation analysis, hydrology, and demographics)—use a tool now referred to as a geographic information system (GIS). A GIS allows you to organize and view spatial data and, more importantly, combine different spatial datasets to create new information that you did not have before.

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