Learn to use QGIS for remote sensing and map making
Open source will become more important
IT & Software,Other IT & Software,QGIS
Lectures -17
Duration -1.5 hours
Course Description
Hello everybody. Welcome to this tutorial.
I will try to guide you to analyze satellite images and to create a beautiful map .
The course covers a theoretical aspect of GIS, installing GIS, downloading GIS free data from the web, importing the data in the software, creating some vector layers, manual and automatic classification of satellite images, applying some basic spatial functions and exporting the result. At the end you will be able to create a map.
Goals
What will you learn in this course:
- Install an Open source GIS software
- Learn basics of QGIS
- Learn how to download and import GIS data
- Learn how to create new layers in QGIS
- Learn how to manipulate GIS data
- Learn how to represent GIS data on a map
- Classify Landsat 8 images
Prerequisites
What are the prerequisites for this course?
- Basic Computer Fundamentals & Terminologies
- A computer installed with Windows/Linux

Curriculum
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
About GIS
3 Lectures
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Introduction. What is GIS? 03:25 03:25
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Where do i get a GIS software from? 05:21 05:21
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Where do i get GIS data from? 07:20 07:20
Make your first GIS project
3 Lectures

Data representation and map export
2 Lectures

Download Landsat 8 data
3 Lectures

Classify Landsat data
5 Lectures

Instructor Details

Paul Nicoara
Msc in Geomatics, Bsc in CartographyCourse Certificate
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