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What Is GIS and Why Is It Used?
GIS as a decision-support framework, its core components, applications and evolving relationship with artificial intelligence.
Teaching & open materials
Lecture presentations prepared for GIS and GeoAI courses.
A 14-week course connecting GIS foundations with spatial machine learning, deep learning, explainable AI and responsible GeoAI practice.
61 slides
GIS as a decision-support framework, its core components, applications and evolving relationship with artificial intelligence.
43 slides
Vector and raster models, attribute structures, topology and representations of spatial phenomena.
43 slides
Cartographic principles, visual hierarchy, symbology and effective communication of spatial information.
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Datums, coordinate reference systems, projection selection and transformation-related errors.
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Positional accuracy, data integrity, quality control and geodatabase design.
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Conceptual and applied foundations of buffer, overlay, proximity and network-based analysis.
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Raster operations, satellite image analysis, classification and land-cover information extraction.
43 slides
Web GIS architectures, cloud services and an integrated review of the first-half course topics.
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GeoAI concepts, spatial learning problems, feature engineering and the risk of spatial data leakage.
36 slides
Classification and regression, model selection, spatial cross-validation and performance metrics.
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Spatial autocorrelation, clustering, hot-spot analysis and spatial outlier detection.
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CNN-based methods, object detection, segmentation and interpretation of geospatial imagery.
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Foundation models, explainable AI, ethical risks, uncertainty and principles for responsible GeoAI.
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Problem framing, data and method design, validation, interpretation and final project presentation.
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