Five Questions about GIS and Science
February 18, 2009
I’m starting a series of short interviews with working scientists who use GIS. Each interview will consist of the following five questions:
- Who are you and what do you do?
- How did you get started with geospatial technology?
- How does geospatial technology help you do your job / scientific work?
- How important is a formal process/methodology (for example, the scientific method; the geographic approach) when using geospatial technology in your scientific work?
- What features or capabilities would make geospatial technology even more valuable for scientific work?
Over the coming months I will be emailing these questions to working scientists, and will post the results on this blog. If you are a scientist working with geospatial technologies and would like to participate, send me an email. Also feel free to forward this to other scientists you know who are using GIS.
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