Lecture
This lecture introduces the basics of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), covering the acquisition, storage, analysis, and representation of geodata. It explains how GIS is used to monitor and protect endangered species like black rhinoceroses, showcasing the role of drones and high-resolution imagery. The course also delves into the interpretation of geodata to identify geographic objects and their properties, emphasizing the importance of databases for organizing spatial information. Additionally, it explores the advanced capabilities of GIS systems in producing quality cartographic documents and representing objects in 3 and 4 dimensions.