GEO 580 - Dawn Wright

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GEO 580 Advanced Applications of GIS in the Geosciences

Monday/Wednesday 6:00 – 7:20 p.m.

Wilkinson 108 4 credits

Dawn Wright

[email protected]

twitter.com/deepseadawn

Office Hours:

Mondays/Wednesdays 114 Wilkinson Hall 1:50- 2:50 p.m.

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Course Web Site

http://dusk.geo.orst.edu/buffgis

GEO 580 Discussion Board

[email protected]

Sign-up and Web

Required Textbook

Geographic Information Systems and Science

by Longley, Goodchild, Maguire, Rhind, 3rd edition

Optional

Designing Geodatabases

by Michael Zeiller

Modeling Our World

by Zeiler

Arc Marine: GIS for a Blue Planet

by Wright et al.

Required Project - 2 options

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Option 1 - LABS

– Tuesday labs in ArcGIS – ArcGIS data models, spatial analysis, networks, surfaces, digitizing, metadata – Take FINAL exam

Option 2 -

analytical

project

– apply course concepts to your own project (thesis or dissertation) – Completion of Labs 1-3 is still required – poster or web site, 10-20 page paper, and 10-15 min. presentation during Dead Week – No FINAL

Milestones

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Option choices – April 8th Required intro. exercise on ArcGIS data model schema - due date April 27th Mid-Term exam – April 27th Final exam – June 6th ,

6:00-8:00

p.m.

Grading

• Option 1: – Mid-Term - 30% – Final - 30% – Labs 1-6 & Data Model - 40% • Option 2: – Mid-Term - 30% – Labs 1-3 & Data Model - 20% – Project - 50%

What Will You Learn?

{ see learning outcomes on syllabus } •

Theoretical

– broaden base of GIS theory established in GEO 465/565 – build entry points into GIS research literature – cover sets of topics in GIS research & practice, with a focus on the geosciences / coastal & marine sciences

What Will You Learn?

Theoretical

– consider expanded capabilities of GIS in more detail and relate them to YOUR current work – rethink the characteristics of spatial data, of spatial analysis procedures – all about putting technology to work EFFECTIVELY

What Will You Learn?

Technical

– Broaden knowledge of

ArcGIS

– Apply GIS methods to problem-solving / project completion – Work toward professional level GIS skills

GISystems, GIScience and GIStudies

GISystems GIScience GIStudies

GISystems, GIScience and GIStudies • • •

GISystems (GIS)

– Emphasis on technology and tools – “GIServices” – Implements storehouse of GISci knowledge

GIScience (GISci)

– Fundamental issues raised by the use of GIS and related technologies (e.g.) • Spatial analysis • Map projections • Accuracy • Scientific visualization – Systematic study of the use of geographic information

GIStudies (GISt?)

– how systems and science are embedded in a societal context,

applications

G. I. S. ?

Geographic Illusionary System

GRASS Interpolates Sushi

Gastro- Intestinal Sophistication

Geometrically Increasing Silliness

Going In Style

Gee, I'm Spatial!

Survival Skills

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Follow lecture material Proficiency in Windows, ArcGIS, and HTML Save early - save often Lab notebook (“cookbook”) approach Build self-help capability while also sharing resources, working in groups

Opportunities

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ESRI User Conference.

Every year in San Diego.

July 11-15 Student assistantships, regional meetings as well

ESRI Recruiting

 See card on bulletin board next to my office

GIS in Action Conference

Today and tomorrow!

Other opportunities posted to [email protected], [email protected]

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