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Spatial Data Management
Short course
In Bedfordshire ()
Description
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Type
Short course
It has been estimated that some 80% of the data used for environmental, business and policy oriented decision making is geographical in nature. These spatial data require a structured approach to their management if the maximum benefit is to be derived from their analysis and dissemination.
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Subjects
- Database
- Database training
- Systems
- Data Management
Course programme
On successful completion of this short course you will:
- Design and build appropriate database structures for GIS analysis using a Geodatabase
- Manipulate data within and between a range of database management systems
- Appreciate the application of systems analysis methodologies to spatial data
- Appreciate role of the INSPIRE Directive for driving interoperability between spatial data infrastructures
- Establish and use protocols for data and metadata management
- Practical experience with a range of industry-standard database systems, data and GIS tools.
Core content
- Introduction and overview of spatial data management
- Database structures – ordered and indexed lists, hierarchical, network, relational, object oriented. Hybrid structure
- Metadata – standards and practice, creation, maintenance, distribution, control
- Systems analysis and analysis approaches – methods for designing computerised spatial systems
- Object orientation – theory and practice
- Data formats, interoperability and handling of geographic data
- INSPIRE and the Spatial Data Infrastructure
- Client server database management systems – Postgres/PostGIS and SQL.
Spatial Data Management