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3.3 Arcview Spatial Analysis
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. Treatment and Analysis of Data Base in Niniva
h Governovate By Using Geographical Information System Ali Abed Abbas Departmen
of Geography College of Education University of Mosul E-Mail :ali_azawy2000@ya
oo.com
ABSTRACT Geographical information system (GIS) is one of the most modern applied
. computer techniques contributing in supporting contemporary geographical studi
es This is done through making a database of geographical phenomena, modeling th
em , digitally by providing mechanical models, systems and programs of managing h
andling and analyzing databases with spatial and non–spatial reference. These ar
e the important tasks in geographical information system that are used to reach
optimum decisions using logical operation to reveal spatial relation and correla
tions
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al treatment of geographical information instead of old traditional means in geo
graphical analysis. GIS will also provide geography with means to cope with . mod
ern techniques to evaluate and predict geographical phenomena The study aims to
utilize the geographical information system (GIS) in making . a geographical data
base of agricultural statistics in Nineveh to be analyzed in place Agricultural
statistical data in Nineveh are used as the main source for agricultural . databa
se using Arc view 3.3 software and its extensions (Spatial Analyst, and 3D Analy
st. Finally, the outputs of the quality of such analyzed information were shown
. in the form of maps and graphs
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