Topic

An overview of GIS.

Data: data types, data collection, census data, postcode-based data, data from surveys, customer lists, data from remote sensing, the data collection transformation, data input, vector digitizing, verification, attribute data input, raster data input, data input transformation. -I.

Data: data types, data collection, census data, postcode-based data, data from surveys, customer lists, data from remote sensing, the data collection transformation, data input, vector digitizing, verification, attribute data input, raster data input, data input transformation.-II.

Graphic data storage, data quality, plan metric features,topographic features, cadastral features, Parcel identification, area boundary features.

GIS applications, representation of geographic data, relationships of graphic and non-graphic data.-I.

GIS applications, representation of geographic data, relationships of graphic and non-graphic data.-II.

Components of GIS: hardware and software, configurations and data communications.-I.

Components of GIS: hardware and software, configurations and data communications.-II.

Components of GIS: hardware and software, configurations and data communications.-III.

Components of GIS: hardware and software, configurations and data communications.-IV.

Components of GIS: hardware and software, configurations and data communications V.

GIS design philosophy, GIS implementation methodologies, hypermedia and GIS, towards a socioeconomic GIS.-I.

GIS design philosophy, GIS implementation methodologies, hypermedia and GIS, towards a socioeconomic GIS.-II.

GIS design philosophy, GIS implementation methodologies, hypermedia and GIS, towards a socioeconomic GIS.-III.