This photo was taken in Emali and shows the semi-arid nature of the area.
Imposing rocks in Nanyuki
A giraffe in the open plains

Geo Information Processing

Training Course Dates: 
Sunday, March 1, 2009 - Friday, March 27, 2009

 

Course Status: 
Upcoming

 

The GIS Training Course is a three weeks course offered in March every year. The overall goal of the Course is to enable the participants to acquire a sound theoretical, but more so practical basis in the use of the most common GIS operations. Particular attention is given to unequivocal definition of quality standards and to the broadening of each participant's palette of concrete implementation possibilities. The course is facilitated by a GIS expert from the Centre for Development and Environment, University of Berne, Switzerland (Dr. Albrecht Ehrensperger) and our local GIS Team.

Course Modules: 
Module 1: GIS Principles Module 2: Pragmatic use of GIS Software Module 3: Data Types, Formats and Projection, and Database Management Module 4: Data Generation Module 5: Principles of Cartography and creating Map layouts Module 6: Vector and Network Analyses Module 7: Raster and Topographic Analyses Module 8: GPS Data Capture and Integration in GIS Environment Module 9: Advanced Topics, covering:
  • Hydrologic Analysis & Interpolation of Non-Topographic Data
  • Open Source GIS and ArcReader
  • 3D Analysis
  • Introduction to Remote Sensing
Module 10: Setting a GIS Facility Module 11: GIS Project

 

Eligibility: 

This course admits only those working in an environment of spatial data analysis and where GIS expertise is continuously required. The trainee must have basic computer application knowledge.

 

Tuition Fee: 
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