The application of Geographical
Information Science to the analysis
of spatially referenced information.
ArcScene - ArcInfo screen shot
GGY3023 - Advanced geographical information systems
Course Content
This module introduces the principles of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and Science. Theoretical knowledge will be developed through lectures and reading while understanding of these concepts will be enhanced through the practical exercises. The practical sessions will be conducted using the ArcGIS software.
Learning Outcomes
Students who complete the module should: gain a sound understanding of the principles of GIS; gain the capability to apply a GIS package and apply knowledge to use other packages; develop the ability to understand and critically assess applications of GIS.
Lecturer
Dr Jennifer McKinley (convenor)
Skills
(T: taught; P: practiced; A: assessed)
Enhanced ability to use computers effectively in spatial data input, analysis and presentation (T,P,A).
Pre-requisites
None
Supplementary notes
It will be assumed that students taking this module are familiar with and understand the material addressed in GGY1006, GAP1007 and GGY2037. Students who have not taken these modules are advised to undertake the necessary additional preparation prior to taking this module.
Assessment
| Essay |
20%
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Practicals
|
40%
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| Project |
40%
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