Un nuevo y prominente papel de los SIG y el Geomarketing en la provisión de servicios públicos

Authors

  • Paul A. Longley
  • Pablo Mateos

Keywords:

Geomarketing, clasificaciones de vecindades, sistemas de información geográfica (sig), servicios públicos

Abstract

En este artículo editorial se describe cómo un renovado y combinado interés por el geomarketing, el análisis urbano cuantitativo y la geografía de las finanzas públicas están llevando a los sistemas de información geográfica (SIG) a cumplir un papel prominente en la comprensión de las geografías de consumo de los servicios públicos.

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How to Cite

Longley, P. A., & Mateos, P. (2014). Un nuevo y prominente papel de los SIG y el Geomarketing en la provisión de servicios públicos. GeoFocus. International Review of Geographical Information Science and Technology, (5), 1–5. Retrieved from https://geofocus.org/index.php/geofocus/article/view/55

Issue

No. 5 (2005)

Section

Editorial

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