working with digital maps – leveraging the power of gis programme for working professionals
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Working with Digital Maps – Leveraging the power of GIS
Programme for Working Professionals
Why Study GIS?
80% of Local Government activities are estimated to be geographically based:
– Plots, Zoning, public works, garbage collection, land ownership and valuation, public safety
A significant portion of State Government activities has a geographical component:
– Natural Resource Management– Highways and Transportation
Businesses use GIS for a very wide array of applicationsa;
– Retail: Site Selection & Customer Analysis– Logistics: Vehicle Tracking & Routing– Natural resource exploration (petroleum, etc.)– Precision Agriculture– Civil Engineering and Construction
Why Study GIS?
Military and Defense use GIS for several activities:
– Battlefield Management– Satellite Imagery Interpretation
Scientists employ GIS in their research work:
– Geography, Geology, Botany – Anthropology, Sociology, Economics, Political Science– Epidemiology, criminology
Examples of Applied GIS
Urban Planning, Management & Policy
– Zoning, subdivision planning– Land acquisition– Economic development– Code enforcement– Housing renovation programs– Emergency response– Crime analysis– Tax assessment
Environmental Sciences
– Monitoring environmental risk– Modeling stormwater runoff– Management of watersheds, floodplains,
wetlands, forests, aquifers– Environmental Impact Analysis– Hazardous or toxic facility siting– Groundwater modeling and contamination
tracking
Civil Engineering/Utility
– Locating underground facilities– Designing alignment for freeways, transit– Coordination of infrastructure maintenance– Surveying– Transportation
Business
– Demographic Analysis– Market Penetration/ Share Analysis– Site Selection
Examples of Applied GIS
Political Science– Redistricting– Analysis of election results– Predictive modeling
Education Administration– Attendance Area Maintenance– Enrollment Projections– School Bus Routing
Real Estate– Neighborhood land prices– Traffic Impact Analysis– Determination of Highest and Best Use
Health Care– Epidemiology– Needs Analysis– Service Inventory
Knowledge Base for GIS
GIS
Application Areas:• Public Administration• Planning• Geology• Mineral Exploration• Forestry• Site Selection• Marketing• Civil Engineering• Criminal Justice• Surveying
ComputerScience/MIS• Graphics• Visualization • Database• System administration• Security
Geographyand related:• Cartography• Geodesy• Photogrammetry• Landforms• Spatial statistics
The convergence of technological fields and traditional disciplines.
Future Generic GIS Enterprise
Web Server
Databases
Broker
Browsers
Web
Applications
Services( built on .Net, SOAP/XML, Java API)Source: Reza Wahadj, CSIG04, with mods.
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IIHS Short Course on GIS: May 2012
• A unique and intense 3-day programme for working professionals from diverse backgrounds.
• Aims to equip the learners with essentials of mapping, offering insights and hands-on exposure to working with various free-and-open-source mapping applications.
• Will equip learners to appreciate the nuances of key concepts, enabling them to quickly learn, test and apply the techniques in their respective domains and eventually be able to produce maps for their own needs.
• Highly recommended that participants bring their own data that they intend to map
or visualise them spatially. This will also expose learners to use/develop mash-ups based on popular web-based GIS applications like OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, etc. and open up learners to use volunteered geographic information and crowd-sourced knowledge in their respective use cases.
Details of Short Course
Name of the Programme Programme Director Dates Location Fee
(INR) Fee (INR) International Participants
Working with Digital Maps-Leveraging the Power of
GISDr. H. S. Sudhira 11th 12th and 13th May
2012 Bangalore 6000 7500
Date Event
24th April 2012 Application and payment deadline for Early Bird offer
04th May 2012 Application deadline
7th May 2012 Last date for payments
11th – 13th May 2012 Course sessions in Bengaluru
How to Apply
Eligibility
• Participation is limited to 15 applicants
• Application is open to candidates from all disciplines • Individuals with backgrounds in architecture, planning, engineering, economics,
finance, sociology, anthropology, geography, political science, environmental sciences, social work, law and management are encouraged to apply
• Also open to working professionals with work experience in related fields
To Register Please fill in the online registration form at
www.iihs.co.in/programmes/pwp/gis/gis-may-2012/
How to Apply
Payment
Participants have the option to make the payment through:
• Cash
• Cheque drawn in favour of ”Indian Institute for Human Settlements”
• DD drawn in favour of ”Indian Institute for Human Settlements” payable at Bengaluru.Should be sent by Speed Post/courier to the following address:Manager, Finance and AccountsIndian Institute for Human SettlementsTharangavana,D/5, 12th CrossRajamahal Vilas ExtensionBengaluru – 560 080KarnatakaIndia
• Wire transfer through NEFT:Account no: 10792320000042Bank: HDFC BANKBranch: Sadashivnagar, BengaluruIFSC Code: HDFC0001079
Connect with Us
Write to us to register via email: [email protected]
Visit our Website for details: http://www.iihs.co.in/programmes/pwp/gis/gis-may-2012/
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