Table of Contents
January 1997
Volume 6, Number 1

SATELLITE REMOTE SENSING: Satellite Imagery Maps Mineral Prospects in Peru
Progressive mining companies give their geologists an edge with the use of satellite imagery.
By Russ Cowart

GIS: How to Evaluate Potential GIS Vendors for Your Project: 12 Questions to Consider
By Nirav Shah

GIS Moves Into the Third Dimension
Two dimensional GIS software is customized to fit a three dimensional environment for a mining project in New Mexico
By David Mason

AIRBORNE GPS: GPS Flies High in Midwest Flood Study
The Mississippi River Project demonstrates viability of large-area airborne GPS-controlled mapping.
By William G. Fry, P.E.

Modeling: 3D Geoscience Modeling Cleans Up
A toxic waste dump in Maryland undergoes the first step in an environment clean-up project.
By Ed Rychkun

GPS Consumer Series: Translating GPS Data to a GIS, CAD System or Database Format, Part III
By Chuck Gilbert

AIRBORNE: Mapping the Everglades
The University of Georgia and the National Park Service construct a GIS database and associated vegetation maps to montor federally protected wetlands in South Florida.
By A. Victor Goodpasture

GPS Q&A

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