A microcomputer-based resource information management system using digitized soil maps and digital elevation models ( USA).

G. W. Petersen; R. L. Day; R. L. Cunningham

A microcomputer-based resource information management system using digitized soil maps and digital elevation models ( USA).

G. W. Petersen, R. L. Day, R. L. Cunningham

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A microcomputer-based resource information system is being developed to facilitate wise agricultural and urban land-use decisions at (US) county and local levels. Major information components of the system are digitized soil maps and digital elevation models (DEMs). Interaction with county and local-level users indicates that cost and simplicity of operation are two primary considerations in system design. Therefore, the current system design utilizes inexpensive hardware (less than $5000) and is completely menu driven. Future system enhancements will be directed towards the development of an expert resource management system. -from Authors

Original language	English (US)
Pages (from-to)	8.13-8.19
Journal	Unknown Journal
State	Published - Jan 1 1985

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