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The goal of this lab is to understand basic concepts and functions of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and produce geo-coded maps (displaying data) using ArcGIS.
This workshop will focus on becoming familiar with searching and downloading the data published by the US Census Bureau.
In this workshop we will learn about the basic concepts involved in georeferencing and get some hands-on experience with the process in QGIS, a free, open-source GIS tool.
This workshop will cover theory and techniques for maximizing the effectiveness of figures used for visualizing information.
This 2-part workshop will cover theory and techniques for maximizing the effectiveness of figures used for visualizing information.
Using Grasshopper and Finches, a plugin for Grasshopper, we will experiment with importing GIS shp files into Grasshopper for further manipulation.
In this workshop, we will use grasshopper, a graphical scripting interface for Rhino, as an engine to parse and related diverse data sets with each other, and create a wide range of data visualizat
This workshop will cover how to create, customize, and run a web scraper using python and scrapy. We will learn how to locate and extract data from HTML web pages using the Document Object Model.
In this workshop we will learn about the basic concepts involved in georeferencing and get some hands-on experience with the process in QGIS, a free, open-source GIS tool.