GIS Project Planning and Implementation - EOLSS
Keywords: Geographic information system (GIS), GIS implementation, GIS management, geospatial information and technology Contents 1. Introduction 2. GIS Planning and Implementation Process 2.1. Planning 2.2. Requirements Analysis 2.3. Design 2.4. Acquisition and Development 2.5. Operation and Maintenance 2.6. Management Aspects 3.
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