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Remote Sensing and Image Analysis (AGSC 3600, PSMA 6525)
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Satellite imagery and aerial photography are vital tools for GIS developers, analysts, and users. Students will first be introduced to the concepts and methods of imaging, remote sensing, and image analysis. The main focus of this course will then be the manipulation and analysis of images within a GIS. Course objective is to demonstrate present applications of RS in environmental sciences with software training in ArcGIS, ERDAS Imagine.
Spatial Analysis (AGSC 3560); Advanced Spatial Analysis (AGSC/PSMA 6520)
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Fundamental concepts and analytical procedures used to abstract and simplify complex systems using geospatial information systems. This course emphasizes geometric, coincidence, and adjacency models as applied to surface analysis, linear analysis, raster analysis, topological overlay, and contiguity analysis. Spatial modeling will be used to describe, simulate, predict, and resolve real-world problems, issues, and systems.
Spatial Database Design and Management (AGSC 4530); Advanced Spatial Database Design and Management (AGSC/PSMA 6540)
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The accuracy and usability of data determine the analysis, output, and cost of any geospatial information system. This course presents the principles and techniques of geodatabase design, editing, and management needed to obtain required functionality from a GIS. This is an online course offered to candidates for the Graduate Certificate in Applied Geospatial Information Systems.