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Applied GIS applications

ВБ.3.02.02

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2023/2024

3 Semester

3

PR02. Apply your knowledge to identify and solve problematic issues and make informed decisions in the Earth sciences. PR03. To be able to communicate with specialists and experts of various levels in other fields of knowledge, including in an international context, in a global information environment. PR04. Develop, manage and manage projects in the earth sciences, evaluate and ensure the quality of work. PR10. Demonstrate the ability to adapt and act in a new situation related to work in the specialty, the ability to generate new ideas in the field of Earth sciences. PR12. Model geospheric objects and processes, using cartographic and mathematical methods and geoinformation technologies. PR13. Identify and classify known and register new objects in geospheres, their properties, phenomena and processes inherent in them.

Full-time form

1. To know the theoretical and practical foundations of geoinformatics. 2. Possess the skills of working in the software environment of geoinformation systems.

Familiarization with the methods of modeling and GIS analysis of spatial objects, which are most often used for mapping with the purpose of forecasting their development and forming the basis for supporting management decisions regarding them.

1. Mikhno O. G. Applied geoinformation systems: teaching. manual / O.G. Mikhno, I.M. Patrakeev. – K.: KNU named after Taras Shevchenko, 2020. – 98 p. 2. Shipulin V. D. Basics of GIS analysis: teaching. manual / V.D. Shipulin; Hark. national city ​​university farm named after O. M. Beketova. - Kh.: XNUMG, 2014. - 330 p. 3. DeMers M. N. Geographical information systems. Fundamentals / M.N. DeMers; trans. with English - M.: Data+, 1999. - 491 p. 4. Ishchuk O.O. Spatial analysis and modeling in GIS: Teaching. manual / O. O. Ishchuk, M. M. Korzhnev, O. E. Koshlyakov; under the editorship Acad. D. M. Grodzinsky. - K.: Publishing-polygraph. Center "Kyiv University", 2003. – 200 p. 5. Shipulin, V. D. Basic principles of geoinformation systems: Teaching. manual / V. D. Shipulin; Hark. national Acad. urban farm - Kh..: KhNAMG, 2010. - 326 p.

The discipline is devoted to the modeling of the urbanized territory and the analysis of the created models using the tools of the geoinformation system. The process of creating a working environment for working out the concepts of municipal management, understanding and tracking the development of existing work (emergency) situations, monitoring the execution of given orders and prescriptions, forecasting possible situational states is considered. As a theoretical basis for such forecasting, a whole set of classic operations of GIS analysis is considered: measurement; spatial selection; automated classification; overlay operations; neighborhood functions; connectivity etc. To develop practical skills, a complex of tasks was created in the environment of the geoinformation system to determine the density of the city's buildings, noise pollution of the urbanized territory and zoning of the city according to the specified criteria for the purpose of the territory.

Final assessment in the form of a modular test (written/oral form): the maximum number of points for it is 40 points, the minimum number of points added to the semester test is 24 points (60% of the maximum number of points assigned to the modular test). Students who scored a total of less points than the critical calculation minimum - 20 points are not allowed to write the modular test. The recommended minimum for admission to it is 36 points. A student is allowed to write a modular test subject to the submission of all the reports for practical work provided for in the plan. For works not submitted by the specified deadline, 2 points are deducted for each day of delay.

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