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Geographic Information Systems

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ArcGIS Spatial Analyst
Course Format: On-site
Basics of ArcGIS Spatial Analyst: Overview of the extension; Understanding raster concepts; ArcGIS Spatial Analyst interface; Comparing rasters and feature layers; Querying rasters. Structure of rasters: How to create raster datasets; Raster storage and management. Aligning data: Raster registration and georeferencing; How projection affects analysis; Importing and exporting raster datasets. ...
 

ArcGIS Schematics
Course Format: On-site
Schematic diagram creation Schematic diagram editing and update ArcGIS Schematics layout tasks ArcGIS Schematics functions Selection management between map and schematic views
 

ArcGIS Network Analyst
Course Format: On-site
Fundamentals of network systems: Directed flow networks; Undirected flow networks; Physical and logical network representation; Edges, junctions, and turns; Overview of working with a network dataset. Network Analyst basics and the Route solver: Network analysis workflow; the Network Analyst toolbar and Network Analyst window; Network layers vs. network analysis layers; Network locations—stops...
 

QA/QC for GIS Data
Course Format: On-site
Understanding quality and error: Definitions of QA and QC; GIS data participants; GIS data completeness, consistency, accuracy, and resolution; Sources of error in GIS data; Role of QA in GIS; Exploratory versus confirmatory error discovery; Finding errors visually in ArcMap. Creating a QA plan: QA plan concepts and sections; Management section; Design section; Data Assessment section; Reporti...
 

ArcGIS for Geospatial Intelligence and Law Enforcement
Course Format: On-site
ArcGIS overview: Capabilities and applications; Interacting with the interface; Basic map display. Spatial data concepts: Representing spatial data and descriptive information. Querying data: Selecting and identifying features ArcGIS vector data models: Geodatabases; Shapefiles; Coverages; VPF; CAD. ArcGIS raster data models: Supported formats and RPF. Spatial coordinate systems and map pr...
 

ArcGIS Server
Course Format: On-site
ArcGIS Server overview: ArcGIS Server components; Authoring content for GIS services; Publishing GIS services; Creating Web mapping applications to use map services; Using Web mapping applications in various clients; Administering ArcGIS Server using ArcCatalog and ArcGIS Server Manager; Ensuring data access for ArcGIS Server. Map and image services: Map service capabilities; Authoring consi...
 

Introduction to ArcGIS
Course Format: On-site
ArcGIS overview: Capabilities and applications; Interacting with the interface; Basic display. Spatial data concepts: Representing spatial data and descriptive information. ArcGIS data model: Geodatabases; Shapefiles; Coverages; Feature types; Attributes. GIS software: Components; Functions; Applications. Spatial coordinate systems and map projections: Georeferencing data; What map projecti...
 

ArcGIS Desktop for Mining Geoscience
Course Format: On-site
Working with geologic, structural, and geophysical data in ArcGIS: Adding data, Exploring data; Querying data. Symbolizing geoscience data: Symbolizing geology, faults, foldaxes, and structural measurements; Visualizing geochemical data using graduated color and graduated symbol legends. Creating a geology map for plotting: Creating a layout; Exporting a layout to a PDF file and an image file...
 

ArcGIS Business Analyst
Course Format: On-site
Using GIS for business analysis: types of business analyses; software components of Business Analyst; Accessing Business Analyst tools and data in ArcMap and ArcCatalog; Defining the mapcentric and datacentric analytical approaches. Understanding the Business Analyst environment: Working with the Business Analyst map documents; Navigating a map in ArcMap; Understanding group layers and scale-d...
 

Hydrologic and Hydraulic Analyses Using ArcGIS
Course Format: On-site
What is ArcGIS?: Basic principles of GIS as spatial data management technology and why it is so useful in water resources analyses; Data structures, tools, and techniques. Arc Hydro data model: The backbone of GIS implementation in water resources (data); Core feature classes, attributes, and relationships; HydroID–key identifier and relationship builder; Time series storage; Enterprise vs. pr...
 

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