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Computational methods and GIS applications in social sciences : lab manual / Lingbo Liu, Fahui Wang.

By:

Liu, Lingbo [author.]

Contributor(s):

Wang, Fahui, 1967- [author.]

Material type:

TextPublisher: Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2024Edition: Third editionDescription: 1 online resourceContent type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781003304357
1003304354
9781000970548
100097054X
9781000970579
1000970574

Uniform titles:

Quantitative methods and socio-economic applications in GIS

Subject(s):

-- Mathematical models

LOC classification:

G70.212

Online resources:

Summary: "A companion to the third edition of the textbook Computational Methods and GIS Applications in Social Sciences, this lab manual uses an open-source platform, KNIME to illustrate a step-by-step implementation of each case study in the book. KNIME is a workflow-based platform supporting visual programming and multiple scripting language such as R, Python, and Java. The intuitive, structural workflow helps students understand the methodology of each case study and enables them to easily replicate, transplant and expand the workflow for further exploration with new data or models. Advanced users of spatial analysis can also use this as a reference for GIS automation"-- Provided by publisher.

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First edition published by CRC Press 2006 ; Second edition published by CRC Press 2014 -- Title page verso.

"A companion to the third edition of the textbook Computational Methods and GIS Applications in Social Sciences, this lab manual uses an open-source platform, KNIME to illustrate a step-by-step implementation of each case study in the book. KNIME is a workflow-based platform supporting visual programming and multiple scripting language such as R, Python, and Java. The intuitive, structural workflow helps students understand the methodology of each case study and enables them to easily replicate, transplant and expand the workflow for further exploration with new data or models. Advanced users of spatial analysis can also use this as a reference for GIS automation"-- Provided by publisher.

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