PIDS - Philippine Institute for Development Studies

Date Published:

Jun 01, 2000

Category:

Development Research News

Focus Area(s):

Author(s):

Liguton, Jennifer P.T.

Keywords:

socioeconomic data

Code:

DRN 2000 Vol. XVIII No. 3-c

The article looks into the use of GIS in analyzing and presenting socioeconomic data by PIDS. It explains what is GIS and how it can be used in presenting socioeconomic data. It discusses the benefits of GIS and suggestions on how the Institute can help other agencies with past and present GIS initiatives.

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