Literature

Books

GIS in State Government-Volume One
The maps in this book are examples of how GIS enables states to combine data in complex ways, generate statistics, print maps and charts, and provide information to a broader audience via the Internet.
ESRI Press, 2005

A System for Survival-GIS and Sustainable Development
Sustainable development involves raising standards of living worldwide and maintaining them in ways that do not deplete resources or destroy habitat.
Edited by Allan Falconer and Joyce Forseman
ESRI Press, 2002, 122 pages

GIS Worlds: Creating Spatial Data Infrastructure
by Ian Masser
ESRI Press, 2005, 336 pages

Managing Natural Resources With GIS
by Laura Lang
ESRI Press, 1998, 132 pages

Disaster Response-GIS for Public Safety
by Gary Amdahl
ESRI Press, 2001, 124 pages

Conservation Geography
by Charles L. Convis, Jr.
ESRI Press, 2001, 250 pages

Making Community Connections
by the Orton Family Foundation
ESRI Press, 2003, 194 pages

GIS in Public Policy
by R. W. Greene
ESRI Press, 2000, 120 pages

Brochures

• GIS for Africa-ESRI Brings International Communities Together [PDF-789 KB, 16 pages]
• GIS for Brazil [PDF-827 KB, 16 pages]
• GIS in the Caribbean [PDF-1.15 MB, 12 pages]
• GIS Solutions for Urban and Regional Planning [PDF-1.89 MB, 20 pages]
• GIS for Food and Agriculture-Solutions for Production, Agribusiness, and Government [PDF-1.85 MB, 12 pages]

White Papers

• Challenges for GIS in Emergency Preparedness and Response [PDF-274 KB, 34 pages]
• ESRI Conservation Program [PDF-204 KB, 30 pages]
• GIS Technology for Disasters and Emergency Management [PDF-148 KB, 12 pages]
• GIS for Emergency Management [PDF-72 KB, 12 pages]

Articles

• "World Summit on Sustainable Development Considers GIS", Federal GIS Connections, Winter 2002/2003 [PDF-5.31 MB, see page 3]

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