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103-0255-01L 2 Credits BSC , MSC D-BAUG
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GIS-based Spatial Data Analysis

Geodatenanalyse mit GIS

Lecturers & Examiners: Dr. Manfred Franz Loidold
VVZ CR n/a

Last Updated: 2026-02-05 15:05:59

Abstract

Introduction of basic methods for GIS-based spatial data analysis, including data management, control, and consistency checks as well as queries, classification, distance calculations, buffers, surface analysis, intersections, estimates, network analysis, filters, and treatment of fuzzy sets

Objective

Introduction of basic methods for GIS-based spatial data analysis, including data management, control, and consistency checks as well as queries, classification, distance calculations, buffers, surface analysis, intersections, estimates, network analysis, filters, and treatment of fuzzy sets

Content

Methods for GIS-based spatial data analysis are presented independently of availabale software products. The use and combination of existing GIS-tools is shown in practical exercises. The used tools will be: ArcView 3.3, ArcGIS 8.3, ERDAS Imagine 8.6 und Geomedia 5.1. The presented methods will include data management, control, and consistency checks as well as queries, classification, distance calculations, buffers, surface analysis, intersections, estimates, network analysis, filters, and treatment of fuzzy sets. Each method will be first explained theoretically, then shown in a demo, and then practically used in exercises.

Resources

Lecture Notes

no script, copy of Powerpoint slides will be available

Literature

- BARTELME, N., 2000, Geoinformatik (3.Auflage), Graz. - BILL, R., 1999, Grundlagen der Geo-Informationssysteme, Bd.2, Analyse, Anwendungen und neue Entwicklungen (2.Auflage), Heidelberg und Rostock. - CHRISMAN, N., 1997, Exploring Geographic Information Systems. New York et al. - HEYWOOD, I., S. CORNELIUS und S. CARVER, 1998, An Introduction to Geographical Information Systems (=Prantice Hall Series in Geographic Information Systems) - GOODCHILD, M.F., P.A. LONGLEY, D.J. MAGUIRE und D.W. RHIND (Hrsg.), 1999, Geographical Information Systems. New York et al.

General Information

Language
German
Levels
BSC , MSC
Frequency
Yearly recurring

Examination

Type
session examination
Mode
written 60 minutes
Aids
Keine Hilfsmittel.

Course Components

Type Title Time & Place Hours
lecture with exercise Geodatenanalyse mit GIS
  • Tue 08:00-09:35 (HIL F 10.3)
  • Thu 08:00-09:35 (HIL E 10.1)
2 h weekly

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