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Now Available: The Geospatial Desktop Book!

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– January 23, 2012Posted in: Books, Geospatial

Just received this announcement:

Locate Press is proud to bring this work back into print by releasing this updated edition. Originally known as Desktop GIS: Mapping the Planet with Open Source Tools this popular book quickly sold out and was out of print for far too long. If you are looking for a very readable and reliable text for learning more about open source mapping desktop applications, this is the book for you.

You can get it at Amazon: The Geospatial Desktop

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