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GIS and Remote Sensing

 



Self Paced Certificate Course on

Introduction to Remote Sensing and GIS

 

Course Coordinator
 : Dr.Mrinmoy Majumder

Course Content :

1)Introduction 
2)Basic Terminology of GIS and Remote Sensing
3)How to digitize a toposheet?
a)Coordinate Systems
b)Creation of Shapefile and grid files
c)Creation of Attribute Table
d) Development of Isopleth Maps
4) Remote Sensing
a)Satellite Imagery
b)Imagery Analysis
c)Spatial Analysis
5)GPS
6)Image Processing
a)Spatial Domain Filtering
b)Image Restoration
c)Image Segmentation
7)Geo-database Development
8) GeoApps Development
 


Certificate : Yes and :
i)Self-Paced Learning Option : Yes
ii)Course Videos & Readings : Yes
iii)Practice Quizzes : Yes
iv)Graded Assignments with Peer Feedback : Yes
v)Graded Quizzes with Feedback : Yes
vi)Graded Programming Assignments : Yes

Scope of Paper/Book Chapter Publication : Yes


Each technique explained with an example.
Scope of one to one interaction with the coordinator for one year.


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