GIS for beginners

[Robert A. (Bob) Morris]

Getting Started with Geographic Information Systems, Keith C. Clarke,
Third Edition, with CD-ROM that includes Arc View.

This is not specialized to biology, though case studies is about gypsy
moth dynamics, and several others are ecologically motivated.


Prirodoslovni muzej Split writes:
 > Date:         Tue, 17 Jul 2001 14:21:00 +0200
 > From: Prirodoslovni muzej Split <primust at ST.TEL.HR>
 > To: TAXACOM at usobi.org
 > Subject:      GIS for beginners
 >
 > Dear listers,
 > does anybody know some nice book about theoretical introduction to GIS (Geographic Infornation System) applied in biology for beginners. I've heard about a lot of mathematic knowledge needed to understand application of GIS to interpret results.
 > I need some book with not too much of mathematic if it is possible...
 > Thanks in advance!
 >
 >
 > Boze Kokan
 > Natural History Museum Split
 > p.p.376
 > 21 000 Split
 > Croatia
 > Europe
 > old address: primust at st.tel.hr
 > new address: Boze.Kokan at public.st.carnet.hr
 >