Reviews for Remote sensing and geoinformation systems as related to the regional planning of health services

The average rating for Remote sensing and geoinformation systems as related to the regional planning of health services based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-01-06 00:00:00 Curt Mill I enjoyed this as a casual memoir. It is a cool idea for a mom and daughter to co-write the history of their relationship, and also to use the entries as a back and forth discussion of their two different perceptions of the same events. It felt lighthearted yet also significant to acknowledge the smallest details of their respective childhoods, work life, marriages and motherhood experiences. It was natural for the authors to do a piece like this, as they're both quite accomplished writers. It's a nice read, complete with a few recipes and even a few knitting patterns. My only regret is, I wish I had started with more background about each of them before I read this. I would recommend reading a few pieces by each before this one, personally. At first, not being familiar with these truly accomplished women, the book seemed to me to be rather indulgent, random observations on the lives of a mother and daughter. Not a bad thing, just not wholly absorbing. It was later when I googled both of them and read more about their lives and accomplishments that I was able to enjoy their writing more. I finished feeling that I would definitely be interested in following Perri's further writing, and reading some of her mother Sheila's books. I'm sad that Sheila has now passed, but glad for her and for Perri that they enriched each other's lives so well, and took the precious opportunity to honor their lives together in the best and most lasting way they knew how.

Review # 2 was written on 2009-12-31 00:00:00 Karen Dirkson Very pleasntly surprised. I listened to the tape and it was smart, funny and very well read. Loved it. Would have been 5 stars except for a misguided section on knitting. Perri told of knitting a scarf for her daughter in great detail and that was fine, but then she did it again with her mother's vest. It was too much and took some of the good energy out of the book for me. She recovered nicely toward the end of the book, so 4 1/2 stars. Mother and daughter alternating chapters and it was wonderful.