Geospatial Analysis: Educational resources

The comprehensive independent guide to principles, techniques & software tools
Authored by: Dr M J de Smith, Prof M F Goodchild, Prof P A Longley

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A set of free Powerpoint presentations are available for Universities and Colleges wishing to use these in conjunction with the book in printed or PDF format. These are designed to provide templates that can be augmented with your own materials and examples, or extracted slides can be embedded in your own Powerpoint presentations. They include main topic bullet points, many of the diagrams and images used in the text, and some of the equations. They can be used on an unrestricted basis but their source should be acknowledged. There are now 13 of these (total 20Mbytes, chapter6B.ppt being by far the largest):

chapter2  chapter3 chapter4A chapter4B  chapter4C chapter5A  chapter5B  chapter6A
chapter6B chapter7A chapter7B chapter8A  chapter8B


In addition to the Powerpoint files I have mentioned there is also now a zip file of datasets and spreadsheets etc used to create many of the examples illustrated, all of which you are free to use. There is a doc in the zip file that describes these. You can download this zip file from:

LINK:www.spatialanalysisonline.com/datasets/datasets.zip (5.2Mbytes)

This file contains these datasets and associated spreadsheets etc. In some cases (Ordnance Survey data mainly) the document shows information highlighted in yellow. In these cases the subfolders containing this information have been omitted from the collection supplied


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