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AG1323 GIS for the Built Environment
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2011-01-18: Course schedule updated for 2011
| Course Responsible: |
Takeshi Shirabe , shirabe(a)kth.se |
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Lecturer: |
Takeshi Shirabe, KTH Geoinformatics
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| Teaching Assistant: |
Carrie Wiley, carrie(a)kth.se
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| Lecture Schedule: |
see TimeEdit |
| Laboratory Schedule: |
see TimeEdit |
| Prerequisites: |
Graphic Information Systems
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| Course Literature: |
An Introduction to Geographical Information Systems,
Heywood, Ian, Sarah Cornelius, and Steve Carver, 2006.
3rd Edition, Prentice Hall, New York. Available from KTH bookstore.
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Course Description
This is an advanced GIS course, which aims to provide students with a
thorough understanding of the capabilities of GIS, as well as the practical
skills to carry out GIS analysis in different contexts.
The course aims to introduce students to how geographic information systems (GIS) store, process, and present geographic, i.e.,
data pertaining to the surface of the earth, and how this technology helps us analyze spatial phenomena of urban and region scale. On the completion of this course, students should acquire basic theoretical understanding of GIS as well as practical skills
of using GIS software in various contexts.
To pass this course, the students are required to:
- pass all the exercises,
- pass the written exam
- pass the project.
Laboratory exercises
All exercises will be held in GISlab computer room,
located in the Geoinformatics corridor at DKV 30. Students
will get access to this corridor and the computer room when
the course starts. Exercises will be conducted using ESRI’s ArcGIS 9.3.
Exercises will be randomly assessed.
Bonus points toward the exam will be given
to students who submit all their lab/proejct reports
before the deadlines.
Final project
One of the requirements for this course
is for students to design and carry out their
own GIS project. The students find and formulate a geographic problem, collect relevant data, and solve it using those
techniques learned in class and laboratory. The project proposal must be approved by the instructor by March 2. The
final report must be submitted to BILDA by March 17, 2011.
Grades A-Fx
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Lecture schedule (Subject to change)
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| Date/Time |
Room |
Topic |
Chapters in course book |
Lecturer |
| 110118 10-12 |
Q26 |
Introduction |
HCC, Ch. 1 (18-19) & Ch. 9 |
TS |
| 110120 10-12 |
V35 |
Spatial Data Modeling |
HCC, Ch. 3 (72-87, 97-99) |
TS |
| 110124 10-12 |
L22 |
Sources of Geographic Data |
HCC, Ch. 2 |
TS |
| 110201 10-12 |
Q26 |
Spatial Query on Vector Data |
HCC, Ch. 4 |
TS |
| 110207 10-12 |
L22 |
Operations on Raster Data |
HCC, Ch. 4 |
TS |
| 110214 10-12 |
L22 |
Cartographic Modeling |
HCC, Ch. 7 |
TS |
| 110221 10-12 |
V23 |
Modeling & Visualizing 3D Data |
HCC, Ch. 3 (87-94, 99-100) & Ch. 6 (194-213) |
TS |
| 110301 10-12 |
V23 |
Network Analysis |
HCC, Ch. 1 (94-97) & Ch. 6 (214-215) |
TS |
| 110308 10-12 |
Q26 |
Conclusion |
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TS |
| 110317 14-18 |
TBA |
EXAM |
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Exercises (Subject to change)
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| Date/Time |
Place |
Exercise |
Deadline |
| 110120 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E1) Introduction to ArcMap and ArcCatalog
(not obl. if you did this exercise before)
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110127 |
| 110126 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E2) Geocoding |
110202 |
| 110202 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E3) Spatial Query |
110209 |
| 110208 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E4) ArcGIS Spatial Analysis Extension |
110215 |
| 110215 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E5a) Cartographic Modeling and Suitability Analysis |
110301 |
| 110222 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E5b) Cartographic Modeling and Suitability Analysis |
110301 |
| 110301 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E6a) Network Analysis |
110309 |
| 110302 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E6b) Network Analysis |
110309 |
| 110308 13-17 |
GISLab |
(E7) ArcGIS Tracking Analyst Extension (+3D Visualization) |
110315 |
| 110309 13-17 |
GISLab |
Project session |
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