Publication Date
2011
Course Name
Fundamentals of GIS
Abstract
Principles and methods of spatial data capture, automation, models and structures of spatial databases, spatial analysis, visualization, and map display in Geographic information systems (GIS) environment. Fundamentals of spatial analytical methods including spatial database query, location and geographic coordinate concepts, spatial geocoding, buffering, map overlay, and spatial modeling.
Recommended Citation
Geography & Planning, "GEG425" (2011). Curriculum Proposals. 204.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/curprop/204
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