Environmental, urban and social planning : the winning vision.

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: [Canberra] : Aurisa, 1994Description: xvi, 581 p. : ill., mapsISBN:

095883492X

DDC classification:

711.0285 ENV

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"Proceedings sponsored by ESRI Australia"--Cover

At head of title: AURISA 93 Adelaide, the 21st International Conference and Technical Exhibition of the Australasian Urban and Regional Information Systems Association Incorporated

Includes bibliographies

Urban planning; Delivering business benefits; GIS in business; GIS in the local community; National spatial data infrastructures - USA and Australia; Social planning; Spatial information management; Regional resource management; Information technology; Social planning; Environmental planning; GIS implementation on a state-wide level; Natural resource management; Spatial information management and modelling; Local government; Establishing shared databases; Applied information management; GIS and environmental management applications; Emergency services; Future trends in GIS; Spatial data standards - exchange; Education - new roles for new situations; Information technology; Local government issues

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