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GEOG 394 - Environmental Applications of GIS

Seminar in Environmental Applications of GIS Geographic information systems technology (GIS) is a powerful data visualization and analysis tool. This graduate-level seminar investigates how GIS is currently being used to better understand and address environmental problems, and explores exciting potential environmental applications. Specific topics will include: environmental management (incl. impacts assessment, pollution and waste management); environment and human health (incl. hazards and risk analysis); water resources/watershed management; air quality monitoring; biodiversity conservation; global environmental change (inc. climate change); environmental modeling; and green technology. Students will read and critically evaluate current literature on these topics and facilitate class discussions. Some applications will be illustrated through case studies with hands-on GIS exercises, including field work to map local assets and liabilities.

Prerequisites: GEOG 190 /GEOG 390 /IDCE 310 - Intro to Geographic Information Systems . 7-week module (1/2 academic credit)

Anticipated Terms Offered: Offered every year.
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