Covers geographic information storage challenges, data types, methods, and formats, emphasizing structured data and centralizing data access.
Covers continuous spatial phenomena and isovalues in geographic information systems, including interpolation methods and examples of isovalues curves for various environmental factors.
Explores urban morphology, self-organized urban systems, challenges in achieving the (Urban) Digital Twin concept, LASIG's spatial analysis contributions, and teaching geomatics.
Covers the essentials of data science, including data handling, visualization, and analysis, emphasizing practical skills and active engagement.
Delves into the use of Geographic Information Systems in emergency response, emphasizing the importance of accurate and accessible geographic data.
