Geographic information represents, within the European Policy for Geographic Information a complex part of information society which changes continously and which has a wide range of applicability. This can be groupped into two categories: spatial, geographic information and descriptive,...

The necessity to attach complex information to these graphic entities as well as the possibility to make descriptive and graphic operation analysis on these items caused the GIS systems to take another direction from the CAD system simplifying the graphic representation of these entities and...

The applications related to geolocation went from belonging to a niche software solutions, specific applications of users specialized in Geographic Information System (GIS), to the category of essential software used in any computing system. The business sector understands the potential that is...