This course provides an essential introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their application in the field of land surveying. Designed to familiarize surveyors with GIS terminology and industry language, the course equips participants with the knowledge needed to interpret and respond to Requests for Qualifications or Proposals involving GIS or GPS services. Surveyors taking the course will gain a clear understanding of the scope of services they may require or be expected to provide, as well as the in-house capabilities needed to execute such work. Key concepts are explored to help surveyors understand the formats and uses of geographical information, along with an overview of popular GIS and GPS software and hardware. The course also highlights the distinctions between traditional electro-optical surveying methods and GPS-based techniques, providing a solid foundation for comparing these approaches. Ideal for professionals considering the integration of GIS into their careers, this course offers practical insights and serves as a "quick study" for developing a working knowledge of GIS and GPS concepts. By the end, surveyors will possess the tools to make informed decisions and communicate effectively within the GIS and surveying industries.
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This course provides an essential introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and their application in the field of land surveying. Designed to familiarize surveyors with GIS terminology and industry language, the course equips participants with the knowledge needed to interpret and respond to Requests for Qualifications or Proposals involving GIS or GPS services. Surveyors taking the course will gain a clear understanding of the scope of services they may require or be expected to provide, as well as the in-house capabilities needed to execute such work. Key concepts are explored to help surveyors understand the formats and uses of geographical information, along with an overview of popular GIS and GPS software and hardware. The course also highlights the distinctions between traditional electro-optical surveying methods and GPS-based techniques, providing a solid foundation for comparing these approaches. Ideal for professionals considering the integration of GIS into their careers, this course offers practical insights and serves as a "quick study" for developing a working knowledge of GIS and GPS concepts. By the end, surveyors will possess the tools to make informed decisions and communicate effectively within the GIS and surveying industries.
