by ESRI Press · Esri Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781589485679
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«Women and GIS: Mapping Their Stories» is Esri Press's popular science work, published by Esri Press in paperback (232 pages, in English).
Twenty-three women recount how geographic information systems (GIS) shaped their paths: from oceanographers and archaeologists to activists and entrepreneurs. The book reviews their childhoods, challenges and failures, and celebrates the perseverance that led them to apply maps and spatial analysis to projects with real impact.
Published on 8 March 2019, it is the illustrated edition.
For young women and students seeking female role models in science and technology; stories of overcoming adversity in the geospatial field.
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