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GE5504 - Advanced Geographic Information Systems - 2003

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GE5504:03

Advanced Geographic Information Systems

Townsville HECS Band 2

10 hours lectures, 70 hours of supervised laboratory work. July block mode.

Staff: Ms M Puotinen.

This subject focuses on integrating students’ practical skills and conceptual knowledge of GIS towards building a GIS “from scratch” to address a real world regional environmental issue.

Learning Objectives:

  1. work as a team to develop a GIS from start to finish;
  2. practice basic skills in data creation, quality control and management;
  3. build valuable problem solving and trouble-shooting abilities;
  4. interpret the project findings in a real world context;
  5. explore the implications of the project methods and results in a broader GIS theoretical context.

Assessment by training exercises (20%); discussion questions (10%); team report (30%); individual report (30%); literature review (10%).