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Applied Geoinformation Systems

ВБ 3.5.1.

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

First

2025/2026

7 Semester

3

ZK06. Ability to use information and communication technologies. SK04. Ability to select and use effective methods, technologies, and equipment for professional activities in the field of geodesy and land management. SK06. Ability to conduct remote, ground-based, field, and office-based (desk study) research; perform engineering calculations to process research results; document research findings; and prepare reports when addressing tasks in geodesy and land management. SK09. Ability to use tools, instruments, devices, and equipment when performing tasks in geodesy and land management. SK11. Ability to carry out geodetic monitoring of the Earth's surface, natural features, and engineering structures. SC13. Ability to develop land management and land valuation documentation, as well as cadastral documentation, and to populate state land, urban planning, and other cadastres with data.

Full-time form

1. Successful completion of the courses: "Fundamentals of Geoinformation Systems and Technologies" and "Applied Geoinformation Systems (GIS in Monitoring Systems)." 2. Proficiency in working within the ArcGIS software environment.

The course consists of two parts. The first part focuses on modeling a road network within a geographic information system (GIS) environment, based on a vector polyline layer representing roads. The resulting model enables the solution of a range of tasks, such as calculating the optimal route between specified locations, determining zones with consistent accessibility parameters relative to a given point, and managing a fleet of vehicles. The second part of the course covers the creation of a raster model of a territory, where the value of each raster element is derived from the influence of various user-defined criteria applied to specific spatial locations. The model created can be binary or take on values ​​within a specified range. The theoretical foundation for the first part of the course is the mathematical theory of graphs, while the second part is based on the theory of fuzzy sets.

1. Mikhno O.H., Patrakeiev I.M. Applied Geoinformation Systems: A Study Guide. Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv, 2020, 98 p. Resource access: 2. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1r8aEOAr3ku8uACuFX-M8IvCuJKIKYkPB/view 3. Mikhno O.H., Patrakeiev Ya.I., Lievinskova N.V. Military-Geographic Modeling of Territorial Development Based on the Cellular Automata Method. Bulletin of Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv. Military-Special Sciences. Issue 4(52), 2022, pp. 54–58. 4. Curtin, Kevin M. 2007. Network analysis in geographic information science: Review, assessment, and projections. Cartography and Geographic Information Science 34.2 (2007): 103-1

Lectures, practical assignments, tests, pass/fail exam.

Final assessment in the form of a pass/fail exam (oral or written): the maximum score for the exam is 40 points; the minimum score required (to be added to the semester total) is 24 points (60% of the maximum points allocated for the exam). Students whose total score falls below the critical threshold of 20 points are not permitted to take the exam. The recommended minimum score for admission to the exam is 36 points. A student is permitted to take the exam only upon submission of all practical work reports required by the syllabus. For assignments submitted past the deadline, 2 points will be deducted for each week of delay.

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