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Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar1Map Algebra Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar2Map Algebra Cell Values Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar3Map Algebra Raster Coding Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar4Map Algebra Raster Coding Problems Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar5Map Algebra Raster Gridding Problems Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar6Map Algebra Spatial Aggregation Lo & Yeung, Concepts & Techniques of Geographic Information Systems. Prentice-Hall.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar7Map Algebra Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar8Map Algebra Davis, B.E., GIS: A Visual Approach (2nd ed.). Albany, NY: OnWord Press.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar9Map Algebra Raster Analysis Methods Lo & Yeung, Concepts & Techniques of Geographic Information Systems. Prentice-Hall.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar10Map Algebra Reclassification Lo & Yeung, Concepts & Techniques of Geographic Information Systems. Prentice-Hall.

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar11Map Algebra Logical Operators Heywood et al., An Introduction to Geographical Information Systems. Prentice Hall

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar12Map Algebra Logical Overlay Lo & Yeung, Concepts & Techniques of Geographic Information Systems. Prentice-Hall. 1111

Geog 409: Advanced Spatial Analysis & Modelling © J.M. Piwowar13Map Algebra Arithmetic Overlay Lo & Yeung, Concepts & Techniques of Geographic Information Systems. Prentice-Hall.