Microsoft Word remote sensing-booklet doc

 
Reference Material:  
1.  Ralston, B. A. (2002), Developing GIS Solutions with MapObjects and 
Visual Basic, Onword Press, New York. ISBN: 0766854388 
2.  Kropla, B. (2005) “MapServer: Open Source GIS Development” Apress, 
Co. ISBN: 1590594908 
3.  Rigaux, P. Scholl, M. and Voisard, A.(2001)  “Spatial Databases: With 
Application to GIS” Morgan Kaufmann; 2nd edition.ISBN: 1558605886. 
4.  Bugg, K.E (2003)“GIS Programming: Prepare for the Gathering Storm” 
GEO. 
 
 
7:  Spatial Data Analysis 
Course Structure: Lectures: 2 / 
Labs: 1 
Credit Hours: 3 
Prerequisites: Spatial data visualization 
Objectives: This course attempts to develop spatial analysis skills, reveals 
how basic understanding to spatial analysis concepts are implemented 

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HEC — RS&GIS Curricula 2005
 
 
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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 and provides basic training in point pattern analysis, Line 
pattern and network analysis, area objects and autocorrelation and Geo-
computation.