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It's useful to get a broad understanding of your topic before you start narrowing your research. Define keywords in your
topic and find alternative terms by using subject dictionaries. Find background information
and key facts in encyclopaedia, handbooks and other reference sources.
Recommended Reference Sources
UTAS Library has made these following sources available; click on the links to find their locations.
- A to Z GIS : an illustrated dictionary of geographic information systems / edited by Tasha Wade and Shelly Sommer, 2006.
- Definitions of surveying and associated terms / by American Society of Civil Engineers., American Congress on Surveying and Mapping, 2005.
- The engineering handbook / editor-in-chief, Richard C. Dorf, 2005.
- Engineering surveying / W. Schofield, M. Breach. 6th ed., 2007.
- The handbook of geographic information science / edited by John P. Wilson and A. Stewart Fotheringham, 2008
- World spatial metadata standards : scientific and technical descriptions, and full descriptions with crosstable / The ICA Commission of Spatial Data Standards ; editor, Harold Moellering, 2005.
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