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What is Spatial Analysis?
Contributed by Michael Goodchild |
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Final |
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For non-academic, non-profit use only. Use requires full attribution to CSISS & author(s). Contact CSISS with questions about use. |
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Lecture Materials |
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Creator |
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Matt Rice, rice@geog.ucsb.edu |
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2001-07-06 |
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01:30:00 |
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spatial analysis, spatial databases, coupling, data models, uncertainty, GIS organization, database views, fields, GIS |
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teacher, author |
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What is spatial analysis? Definition of spatial analysis, major types and areas for application. How should an analyst view a spatial database? Field and discrete objects, attributes, relationships. How to organize the functions of a GIS into a coherent scheme. Levels of integration of GIS and spatial analysis- loose and tight coupling, and full integration. Scripts and macros, lineage and analytical toolboxes. The uncertainly problem - why is it such an issue in spatial analysis? What can we do now about data quality? |
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GIS Software |
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Geography |
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author |
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Michael Goodchild |
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2001-06-20 |
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