Virtual Classroom

Geographic Information Systems - Remote training

GIS-EN-D

Who should attend?

  • Geographic information systems are used in multiple processes today. The 5 days in Geographic Information Systems training aims at providing a complete spectrum of GIS potential over multiple disciplines dealing with spatial data.
Public :
  • Graduate from all technical disciplines.

Level :Awareness

Prerequisite :
  • No pre-requisistes are necessary to follow this course.

Course Content

  • INTRODUCTION TO GIS

      • Understand the components, goals, and reasons so many professionals use GIS.
  • GIS BASICS

      • Essential GIS concept and tools and data types; principle of cartographic geo-referencing.
  • COORDINATES SYSTEMS & PROJECTION

      • Introduction to principal coordinate system and projections.
      • Understand the datum and coordinates conversion. Maps classification.
  • GEOREFERENCING

      • Theory and practice of georeferencing. Error estimation and maps re-projection.
  • VECTOR & RASTER MODEL

      • Definition of raster and vector model. Concept of pixel, resolution and grid model. Definition of point, polyline, polygon. Shapefile model, table of attributes, field definition, records and entities.
  • DATA EDITING

      • Shapefile creation, graphic and alphanumeric editing.
  • GEOPROCESSING OPERATORS

      • Operators for extraction, selection, proximity and statistics. Data overlaying, intersection and buffering.
  • NUMERIC CARTOGRAPHY

      • Digitalization and standardization of cartography. Topographic databases and their characteristics.
  • GEODATABASE MODEL

      • Relational and object oriented geodatabase. Normalizations rules, database creation and maintenance.
  • SQL LANGUAGE

      • Presentation of SQL language for database interrogation. Usage of SQL syntax to extract data from a database. Definition of logical (AND, OR, NOT, XOR…) and mathematical operators.
  • TOPOLOGIES

      • Definition of topologies, relations among points, lines and polygons. Topological rules and their utilization.
  • RELATIONS, JOIN & SPATIAL JOIN

      • Creation of join and spatial join among shapefiles and tables. Rules definition and implementation.
  • RASTER ALGEBRA

      • Operations among raster data. Zonal and local operations.
  • SPATIAL DATA ANALYSIS

      • Performing data analysis on spatial data, criteria, potential and future development. Selecting features; interactive selection; select by attributes; select by location; using the right tool of selection.
  • DECISION MODEL CREATION

      • Creation of decisional models, validation and standardization.
  • GIS PROJECT CREATION

      • Consolidate all the knowledge with the creation of a complete GIS project.
  • LAYOUTS PRINTING & REPORTING

      • Creation of printing layouts and automatic reporting.

Learning Objectives

  • Attendees will be able to implement the following skills:
  • Understand the types of data that GIS supports and how to manipulate them,
  • Perform spatial analysis,
  • Create a decision-making model,
  • Integrate spatial and non-spatial data and integrate, manage and analyze data to produce information for decision-making.

Ways & Means

  • Participative lecturing.
  • Case studies.
  • Teamwork/mini project.

Learning assessment

  • Initial and final assessment at the beginning and end of program.

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Coordinator :IFP Training instructors, with expertise in the field and trained in modern teaching methods adapted to the specific needs of learners from the professional world.

To French entities : IFP Training is referenced to DataDock ; you may contact your OPCO about potential funding. Please contact our disabled persons referent to check the accessibility of this training program : referent.handicap@ifptraining.com