GIS TRAINING
GIS is widely used across several fields ranging from telecomms to Oil and gas industry. Are you currently studying, or, graduate or even a professional in the underlisted fields; Surveying, Geography, Environmental, Urban and regional planning, Civil engineering, Information Tech, Estate management, Do you use map or analyse map where you work. This training is for you. You can acquire GIS skills and other related software skills such as AutoCAD/ AutoCAD LandDev 2000i today and provide yourself with an added advantage with our customised training classes in ESRI softwares such as ArcGIS 10.3 also, AutoCAD and AutoCAD LandDev 2000, mapping with Google Earth, Microstation, Programming Gis.




Topics Covered

*** Spatial data AND Geodatabase

*** Geoferencing

*** Image Analysis and Enhancement

*** Contouring

*** Base and Topographic Map production

*** Geodatabase creations and interpretations.


*** Noise Mapping

*** GPS Route Survey

*** Survey Data Projections ( UTM)


*** Subface GIS

*** Project GIS



3D MAPPING GIS

*** Offshore Survey visualization ( Pipeline Routing) -BATHYMETRIC SURVEY INTERPRETATION

*** Multi Beam Data Model Image Interpretation

*** Echo Sounding Data Model Interpretation

*** Digital Terrian Model (DTM) Analysis

*** Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Analysis



? The Ortherectification of image Real-world position of base maps and images.(georeferncing)
? Exploring GIS maps: Defining features, layers, and data frames; Exploring map scale; Understanding the relationship between features and attributes.
? Exploring a GIS database: Exploring attribute tables; Identifying features; Symbolizing features based on their attributes; Labeling features based on their attributes.
? Creating map layouts: Understanding data view and layout view; Using the Layout toolbar; Using map templates; Modifying map elements; Printing maps.
? Understanding location: Defining coordinate systems and map projections; Reading and finding location coordinates on a map; Measuring area and distance on a map.
? Understanding raster and vector data: Representing geography; Storing real-world locations; Symbolizing rasters; Using raster and vector data together; Understanding geodatabases.
? Acquiring geographic data: Data formats; Methods of creating geographic data; Using ArcCatalog to explore geographic data; Using metadata.
? Querying data: Understanding and performing attribute queries; Understanding and performing spatial queries.
? Analyzing spatial relationships: Understanding overlay; Understanding buffer; Accessing tools in ArcToolbox; Performing Union and Intersect; Buffering features.
? Solving problems with GIS: Apply Gis on Land information, pipline routing, Oil Wells information and location, Water Survey (Bathmetriv Surveys).


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