Description
During the last 20 years, geographic information systems (GIS) have transitioned from scientific laboratories
into the heart of conventional planning practice. During this period, planners have been aggressive adopters and
adapters, and strong advocates for local governments deploying GIS. This is true in part because GIS provides a
platform for collecting and organizing spatial data, along with analyzing and manipulating capabilities that align
closely with the professional needs of urban and regional planners.
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