Course Outline

  • Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS): Overview of fundamental concepts, applications, and spatial data types for government use.
  • Installing QGIS and navigating the user interface for government operations.
  • Loading and visualizing vector and raster data in QGIS for enhanced government decision-making.
  • Understanding Coordinate Reference Systems (CRS) and projections for accurate spatial analysis for government purposes.
  • Basic spatial data management: Utilizing attribute tables and data joining techniques for efficient government data handling.
  • Simple geoprocessing tools: Applying buffer, clip, and intersect functions to support government spatial analysis.
  • Creating maps and layouts in QGIS to facilitate clear communication of spatial information for government reports and presentations.

Requirements

  • No prior GIS knowledge is required for government participants.
  • Participants should possess the ability to perform basic computer functions, such as installing software, navigating folders, and opening applications.
  • An interest in maps, geography, or spatial planning will be beneficial.
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