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Study programmes 2010-2011Last update : 11/04/2011
ENVT2051-1  Applied geomatics
Duration :  8h Th, 16h Pr
Credits/ECTS :  
Master in Chemistry and Bio-industries, Professional Focus, 2nd yearFirst semester2
Master in Environmental Bioengineering, Professional Focus, 1st yearFirst semester2
Master in Environmental Bioengineering, Professional Focus, 2nd yearFirst semester2
Master in Forests and natural Areas Engineering, Professional Focus, 1st yearFirst semester2
Master in Statistics : Biostatistics, professional focus , 2nd yearFirst semester2
Holder(s) :  Philippe Lejeune
Language :  French language
Course contents :  - analysis tools for vector data
o concept of cartographic modeling
o modeling tools
- analysis and treatment of raster data
o types of functions (focal, local and zonal)
o interpolation methods
o digital elevation model and derived variables
- database management systems
o conceptual an relational model
o microsoft Access
o introduction to Geodatabase
Course objective :  This course is the prolongation of the course "inttroduction to Geomatic" (ENVT 2048-1). It emphasizes on the conception and development of geodatabases and relational databases. It also introduce the treatment and analysis techniques devoted to raster data.
After completing the course the student is expected to be able : - to handle both vector and raster geoprocessing tools in order to analyse spatial data;
- to set up geoprocessings using the Model Builder tool in ArcGis;
- to design a relational database and implement it in the MS Access environment;
- to be able to build SQL queries to analyse a set of data.
Prerequisites :  Basic knowledge of GIS and PC (Windows + Excel)
Organization :  Lectures : 10 h Practical Works : 14 h
Written notes :  - Pdf files containing the lectures support will be available through MyULG

- Shashi Shekar, Hui Xiong [2008]. Encyclopedia of GIS, Springer, 1392 p.

- ZEILER M [1999]. Modeling our World - The ESRI Guide to Geodatabase Desing. Redlands, ESRI Press, 199 p.

- MITCHELL A. [1999]. The ESRI guide to GIS analysis. Volume 1 : Geographic pattern and relationship. Redlands, ESRI Press, 186 p.

- BURROUGH P.A. [1986]. Principles of Geographical Information Systems for Land Ressources Asessment. Oxford, Clarendon Press, 194 p.

- ESRI [2004]. Getting Started with ArcGIS. Redlands, Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc, 265 p.

- ESRI [2004]. Using ArcMAp. Redlands, Environmental Systems Research Institute Inc, 585 p.
Assessment :  Written exam (25 %)
Exercises reporting (50 %)
Participation at lab sessions (25 %)
Contacts :  Lejeune, Philippe (Professeur)
Forest and Nature Management
081 62 le be
2296


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