Thursday, November 12

"Many of the advantages in applying GIS techniques do not arise from the geographic aspects of the problems and solutions.  Rather, the advantages often arise from the clear organization of data implied by GIS techniques and the comprehensive view of problems and the data necessary to solve those problems.  GIS provides a discipline that helps users organize and focus on the data required for efficient decision making.” 

 John M. Quigley, professor, UC Berkeley

 

 

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Spatial Studies Minor

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• A Serious Man

• The Holdovers

• Midnight Run

• Nobody's Fool

• The Last Detail

• The Station Agent

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