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+ | ''' [[Media:Lesson02_v1.7.0.pdf|Lesson02 slides]]''' | ||
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+ | == Geospatial Data Models and Modelling== | ||
+ | ===Representing Real World Geography=== | ||
+ | * Digital representation | ||
+ | * The fundamental problem | ||
+ | * The spatial data models | ||
+ | * Topology data models | ||
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+ | === Georeferencing=== | ||
+ | * Basic concepts of projections and coordinates | ||
+ | * Georeferencing | ||
+ | * Geocoding | ||
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+ | ===Geospatial data modelling=== | ||
+ | * Geospatial database design | ||
+ | * Spatial Metadata | ||
+ | * Spatial indexing | ||
+ | * Multi-user editing and versioning | ||
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+ | ===Geospatial Data Repositories=== | ||
+ | * File-based | ||
+ | * Geospatial RDBMS | ||
+ | * Cloud based geospatial database | ||
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+ | == Before Class Readings == | ||
+ | A Gentle Introduction to GIS [http://docs.qgis.org/2.6/en/docs/gentle_gis_introduction/]. Section on Vector Data, Vector Attribute Data, Raster Data, Topology and Coordinates Reference Systems. | ||
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+ | ESRI Press. ESRI Press titles include Modeling Our World: The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design | ||
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+ | Map Projection [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Map_Projection] | ||
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+ | Geocoding [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geocoding] | ||
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+ | == Hands-on Session == | ||
+ | '''Week 2: Working with Geospatial Data (The hands-on exercise handout and dataset are available in Dropbox) ''' | ||
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+ | == References == | ||
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+ | == Discussion == | ||
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+ | [[Talk:Lesson02|Discussion Lesson 02]] |
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The Evil is in The Data
Contents
Geospatial Data Models and Modelling
Representing Real World Geography
- Digital representation
- The fundamental problem
- The spatial data models
- Topology data models
Georeferencing
- Basic concepts of projections and coordinates
- Georeferencing
- Geocoding
Geospatial data modelling
- Geospatial database design
- Spatial Metadata
- Spatial indexing
- Multi-user editing and versioning
Geospatial Data Repositories
- File-based
- Geospatial RDBMS
- Cloud based geospatial database
Before Class Readings
A Gentle Introduction to GIS [1]. Section on Vector Data, Vector Attribute Data, Raster Data, Topology and Coordinates Reference Systems.
ESRI Press. ESRI Press titles include Modeling Our World: The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Design
Map Projection [2]
Geocoding [3]
Hands-on Session
Week 2: Working with Geospatial Data (The hands-on exercise handout and dataset are available in Dropbox)