The ESRI GIS Bibliography recently surpassed 75,000 entries, making it one of the world's largest online repositories for information about geographic information science (GIScience) and GIS technology.
The ESRI GIS Bibliography is a resource for scholars, scientists, and professionals in a wide range of industries who want to learn about GIS technology or geographic information science. The bibliography references more than 1,000 sources—mostly academic journals, magazines, conference proceedings, and books—and covers a range of disciplines including marine sciences, health, the environment, defense, land-use planning, surveying, petroleum, and forestry.
All entries in the GIS bibliography include an abstract and publication details. Full-text articles for some items are available through the ESRI Virtual Campus Library and are linked to the citation. For example, abstracts and papers for every year of the ESRI International User Conference going back to 1993 as well as for the ESRI Education User Conference from 2001 to 2008 are available through the ESRI GIS Bibliography.
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