Basic Spatial Analysis-3rd session
Event Information
Description
This 3-hour hands-on workshop introduces you to some of the most commonly used spatial analysis tools.
Spatial analysis techniques examine the locations, attributes, and relationships of features in spatial data. Learn how to use some of the fundamental yet powerful spatial analysis tools in GIS to investigate relationships in data based on:
Proximity
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What is the average distance between coal mines and their nearest river?
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How many historic bridges are within 5 miles of a major fault zone?
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Overlay
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Which parcels are inside a flood zone area?
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What type of soils overlap with the wetlands in Clemson?
This workshop is intended for GIS users who are familiar with data models (vector, raster) and basic tabular operations with GIS. It is free for all Clemson students, staff, and faculty.
This is the 4th session in our GIS Fundamentals Workshop Series. Learn more at bit.ly/gisseries!
This is the sixth session in our GIS Fundamentals Workshop Series. Learn more at bit.ly/gisseries!
Organizer Clemson Center for Geospatial Technologies
Organizer of Basic Spatial Analysis-3rd session
The Clemson Center for Geospatial Technology is dedicated to assisting faculty and students in the integration of geospatial technologies within their scholarly activities across all disciplines at Clemson University and building connections between academic, industrial, governmental and non-governmental institutions throughout the world.
