Our book “An Introduction to Spatial Data Analysis – Remote Sensing and GIS with Open Source Software” finally arrived!
It is great to flip through the pages of our copies and we sincerely hope that all readers find the book as interesting as we experienced the writing.
More details about the book here: http://book.ecosens.org/gsbook/
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