Curious about whether GIS is right for your project?
GIS tools and best practices are applicable across many disciplines, from history to public health!
This hour-long lecture-style workshop will introduce participants to basic GIS concepts such as vector and raster data types and map projections, and demonstrate some commonly-used tools such as clips and buffers. Intended for those with no experience with GIS.
This workshop is part of a series offered by the Clark Library’s Geospatial Data and Mapping group.
Session Details
Location:
Clark Library Instructional Space, 240 Hatcher Graduate Library
913 South University, Central Campus (view map)
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Session level: All
Sponsor(s): Clark Library
Presenter(s): Caroline Kayko