Marco Morais
Spatial Data Mining
Data mining is the automated process of discovering patterns in data in order to find correlation among different datasets that are unexpected.
Java For Newbies – A GIS Perspective
Learn about what Java is and how to use it in GIS.
Java Map Servers and GIS Toolkits – Reporting from JavaOne
This article comments on some of the Internet map servers and GIS toolkits offered by GIS companies at JavaOne.
Vector GIS Product Categories
This article categorizes GIS software by use, into four categories: desktop mapping, data viewers, components, and internet mapping.
Dr. David M. Theobald Talks About His Career in GIS, Issues in GIS Education, and the Use of GIS for Conservation
Dr. David M. Theobald is a Scientist at the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado who has been working with GIS since the middle 1980s in the areas of planning, conservation GIS, and landscape ecology.
Introducing the ArcGIS Platform: One Look, Many Applications
Perhaps the most immediate impact for users leaving the 2000 ESRI User Conference is the announcement of the unification of the ESRI product line, called ArcGIS.
Realizing the Benefits of an N-Tiered Enterprise GIS
This year's conference is an especially significant event in the history of the GIS industry because of several concurrent developments in technology.
Thirty Tips and Tricks for Programming in Avenue
Some tips and tricks for customizing ArcView 3x using Avenue
GIS Software Components: Examples Using OpenMap and MapObjects
The ultimate goal of software components is to fuse the use of different pieces of software into one smoothly operating package.
What is Open GIS?
Open GIS is the full integration of geospatial data into mainstream information technology.