Brief Description
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GIS can play a key role in helping scientists, decision-makers, and the public develop collaborative solutions to real-world problems.
GIS mapping tools have become imperative for many fields, such as epidemiology, veterinary science, urban planning and environmental assessment.
This course provides delegates with an introduction to a range of geospatial techniques used in the analysis of spatial data.
Practical case studies are employed to help delegates confront a real world problem and design a solution using GIS.
The software package ArcGIS is used to visualise, explore, analyse and map the solution.
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Learning Outcomes
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After successful completion of the course, delegates will:
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Course Content
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The course covers a number of related issues when using GIS to solve real-world problems.
Theory content:
Practical content:
Case study one:
Case study two:
Case study three:
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Entry Requirements
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None
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Course Number: |
P007049 |
Catalogue and Category: |
Environmental Management and Geophysics |
Who Should attend: |
Anyone with a basic knowledge and understanding of GIS (this is not an introduction to GIS course) |
Delivery Mode: |
Contact Sessions |
Contact Days: |
3 |