Intelligent Spatial Decision Support Systems

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The book examines the evolution of methodologies in the study of human behavior across space and time, highlighting two significant waves: the quantitative revolution and the rise of geographical information systems (GIS). The quantitative revolution transformed geography into a scientific discipline through advanced mathematical methods, while GIS introduced automation for data management. Despite their individual advancements, the interaction between quantitative models and GIS has been limited, leading to challenges in data communication and analysis display. The text explores their applications in various fields, including urban planning and environmental management.