Microsoft Word remote sensing-booklet doc

Introduction  
Fields  
Objects 
Geometry 
1 
Preparation of Symbolic 
Charts for representation of 
Earth Features 
The Geometry of  spatial 
objects 
Objects represented in raster 
Vector Structure, Vector data 
representing the geometry of 
geographical objects 
2 
Assignment on Geometry of 
spatial objects  
Topology 
Networks and graphs 
Properties of  Graphs 
Graphs and Areas 
Error checking procedures 
 
2 
Utility Network Analysis 
Object hierarchies 
Terrain object classed and 
generalization  hiearchies 
Aggregation Hierarchies 
Object Association 
2 
Spatial data generalization 
and aggregation  
Fuzzy Objects 
Fuzzy set theory, fuzzy 
boundaries 
Uncertainties of Spatial 
Objects 
 
 

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HEC — RS&GIS Curricula 2005
 
 
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4: Spatial Analysis  
 
To develop spatial analysis skills, this course reveals how basic 
understanding to spatial analysis concepts are implemented within 
geographic information systems. Techniques are not limited but will include 
the application of GIS analysis to the environment, urban planning and 
natural resource management issues. Beginning with an overview of the 
main functional components of GIS, the course moves into hands on 
experiences with data input, data management and spatial analysis 
components.
 
 
This subject provides basic training in: 
•  Point pattern analysis 
•  Line pattern and network analysis 
•  Area objects and autocorrelation 
• Geo-computation