Fundamental of Geographic Information System (EHR001) Team Teaching : 1. Eko Haryanto 2.

LAPAN/BPPT Schedule : 2 hours course per-week 3 hours practical per-week

Objectives Upon completion of this course participants should be able to: 1. Explain the purposes of GIS 2. Explain the types of spatial data and make choises with respect to GIS application fields 3. Apply basic GIS operations, including data extraction, data analysis and visualization operation and position their use in specific applications 4. Expalin data quality issues in GIS Course Description This course will lay the foundation for subsequent CSiMA Program in the context of Geographic Information Systems. Course Contents An introduction to Geographic Information System (GIS) theory and practice. Basic concepts and issues in GIS are presented in both a formal and a practical setting. The course provides a general exposure to GIS, its applications, algorithms and general methodology. The major components of a GIS, the functionality of these components, and the interrelationship between GIS and other sciences and technologies are also discussed. A state of the art of GIS will be used to carry out practical assignments concerned with basic data entry and database building, data analysis and modelling, cartographic production and data transfer. 1. Introduction to Geographic Analysis and GIS 2. Geographic data, map, & map concepts 3. Computer cartography & spatial database management system 4. Spatial data structure 5. Data acquisition, preparation & input to GIS 6. Data pre-processing, georeferencing, coordinate transformation, projection,

conversion, attribute classification Data query and spatial analysis Information visualization and output Data quality and metadata GIS user interface and system integration 11. GIS application development 12. GIS project management 7. 8. 9. 10. Prerequesites: Not applicable Recommend Knowledge Basic computer skills Hardware and Software requirements ArcInfo 3.5.1, ArcView GIS including extentions, ArcGIS 10 including extentions Technical Material: Core lecture notes Exercise note for practicals Literature de By, R. A. (editor). 2000. Principles of Geographic Information Systems. ITC Educational Textbook Series. International Institute for Aerospace Survey and Earth Sciences (ITC). The Netherlands. Galati, R. Stepen. 2006. Geographic Information Systems Demystified. Artech House, Inc. Norwood, MA 02062. Harvey, Francis. 2008. A Primer of GIS: Fundamnetal Geographic and Cartographic Concepts. The Guilford Press. New York and London. Longley, P. A. 2001. Geographic Information Systems and Science. John Willey & Sons. Pierce, J.Francis and David Clay. 2007. GIS Applications in Agriculture. CRC Press Taylor & Francis Group. New York and London. Verbyla, L. David. 2002. Practical GIS Analysis. London and New York.

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Timeline for Fundamentals of Geographic Information Systems (E HR 001)

WEEK 1

DATE June

THEORY TOPIC Course Introduction What is GIS? Geographic Information and Spatial Data Types (Vector/Raster GIS) Data Processing Systems (Hardware/ Software, Stages of Spatial Data Handling, DBMS)

PRACTICAL TOPICS Introduction to GIS Software and Hardware

June

June

PC ArcInfo / ArcView Basic /ArcGIS 10 Data Acquisition, Preparation, and Input Into GIS Egdematching, Mapjoining, Attribute Transfer, Attribute Manipulation Egdematching, Mapjoining, Attribute Transfer, Attribute Manipulation Buffering, Proximity Analysis, Overlay, Suitability Analysis Buffering, Proximity Analysis, Overlay, Suitability Analysis GIS Analysis

June

Data Entry and Preparation

July

Spatial Referencing (Datum, Projection) Computer Cartography and Spatial Database Management System Data Processing System Satellite-based Positioning Spatial Data Analysis (1)

6 7 8

July July July

August

Spatial Data Analysis (2)

10

August

Geographic Data Analysis and Application in Natural Resources Management Data Visualisation Data Quality and Metadata Spatial Data Infrastucture (SDI) GIS application development

11 12

August August

GIS Analysis Presentation

13

September

GUI and program interface development Case study GIS Analysis and User Interface development

14

September

GIS Project Management