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A designer from the solid waste business unit sits down at a computer terminal displaying an overview map of the city. With built-in zoom capabilities, a click of the mouse causes the view to change and focus on a selected area. With geographic information systems (GIS) behind it, the map area is far more than just a neat picture. GIS is a “living database” of information that the designer uses to create different scenarios to answer a variety of questions. For example, with just a few keystrokes and mouse movements, the number of garbage collection vehicles needed to ...

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