Exploring the Ocean Environment: GIS Investigations for the Earth Sciences (with CD-ROM)
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This modular, four-part, groundbreaking series is written, and has been extensively class-tested, by Michelle Hall-Wallace and the SAGUARO Project team at Science Education Solutions, Inc. GIS INVESTIGATIONS FOR THE EARTH SCIENCES are designed with precise, step-by-step directions to let even novice users "learn by doing" as they utilize the power of the ArcView GIS application to explore, manipulate, and analyze large data sets. The earth sciences activities emphasize comprehensive learning and focus on connecting patterns to Earth processes. Each new copy of a GIS INVESTIGATIONS contains a CD with unlimited access to the SAGUARO projects and data as well as a FREE 120-day time-locked dual-platform version of the ArcView software. An Instructor's Manual for each of the four GIS INVESTIGATIONS texts provides detailed assistance for instructors on incorporating GIS activities into the classroom or lab.
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