Geographic Information Systems: Introduction

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Covers GIS, vector and raster data, spatial analysis, and coordinate systems.

Covers the digitization of vector objects in GIS, including creation, editing, and topology management.

Covers geographic information storage challenges, data types, methods, and formats, emphasizing structured data and centralizing data access.

Covers observation units in GIS, focusing on vector and image modes.

Covers SQL data definition, manipulation, and views in databases.

Explores the causes and consequences of bush fires in the Sahelian area, emphasizing the role of Geographic Information Systems.

Discusses modeling hydrological systems, focusing on routing and flood retention using a new database.

Explores geostatistics, variograms, kriging, and spatial interpolation techniques in geographical information analysis.

Covers raster-raster integration, map algebra, NDVI calculation, and terrain analysis using relational and logical operators.

Covers spatial autocorrelation in GIS, including global autocorrelation, weighting schemes, Moran's I, and contiguity ratio.