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	Different approaches to Decision Making using IDRISI - Decision making is often used in land suitability analysis, or site selection, as well as facility location. This essay shows examples of the aspects of decision making and describes some of the common approaches used. Rate this
	Using ArcView Network Analyst - A step by step instruction guide. Find best route, Find nearest facility, find service area, how to build network from a scratch. Rate this
	Maptitude Training - Tutorial teaches how to get started with Maptitude. Each lesson describes an important software feature and concludes with a review exercise. Topics covered include: maps, themes and legends, dataviews, selection sets, figures and layouts. Rate this
	IDRISI - Guide to rasterbased and image processing software. Rate this

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