GIS As An Undergraduate Research Instrument

Presentation Type

Poster Session

Location

Burnett Honors College

Start Date

14-10-2011 5:30 PM

End Date

14-10-2011 7:00 PM

Description/Abstract

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) encompass all aspects of spatial data analysis from data acquisition and manipulation through problem solving to the graphic presentation of results. Thus, GIS is a unique instrument for conducting undergraduate research as students learn to store, retrieve, manipulate, analyze, and display data according to a variety of user-defined specifications in order to address particular environmental and social problems. This presentation offers diverse examples of undergraduate research projects based on the scientific method that were accomplished using GIS.

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GIS As An Undergraduate Research Instrument

Burnett Honors College

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) encompass all aspects of spatial data analysis from data acquisition and manipulation through problem solving to the graphic presentation of results. Thus, GIS is a unique instrument for conducting undergraduate research as students learn to store, retrieve, manipulate, analyze, and display data according to a variety of user-defined specifications in order to address particular environmental and social problems. This presentation offers diverse examples of undergraduate research projects based on the scientific method that were accomplished using GIS.

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