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Sunday, June 18, 2017
GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal
Friday, June 16, 2017
GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal
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This course teaches a standard workflow you can apply to any spatial analysis project. Working with a variety of ArcGIS tools and data, you will perform different types of analyses to efficiently create reliable results that support informed decision making. This course is taught using ArcGIS for Desktop Advanced and some course exercises use tools provided in the ArcGIS Spatial Analyst extension.
Performing Analysis Course Outline
Getting started with spatial analysis
Lesson introduction
What is spatial analysis?
Proximity analysis
Overlay analysis
Statistical analysis
Temporal analysis
The spatial analysis workflow
Exercise 1: Apply the spatial analysis workflow to solve a problem
Frame the question
Explore the data
Choose methods and tools
Perform the analysis
Examine the results
Share the results in a report
Lesson review
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Planning and preparing for analysis
Lesson introduction
Planning for analysis
Analysis methods
Raster data considerations
Preparing points for raster analysis
Data quality
Standardizing spatial reference
Working with geoprocessing environments and documentation
Data preparation for raster analysis: Interpolation
Exercise 2: Prepare data for a site selection analysis
Explore the data
Create the study area boundary
Make environment settings
Clip the roads to the study area
Reduce extent of elevation raster to the study area
Convert zoning polygons to raster
Create a raster containing only agricultural zoning
Enhance the map's appearance
Lesson review
Performing proximity analysis
Lesson introduction
What is proximity analysis?
When to use proximity analysis
Categories of proximity analysis
How do ArcGIS tools measure proximity?
Buffering at a world scale
Data type and proximity analysis
Exercise 3: Use proximity analysis for emergency planning
Allocate resources to each school
Determine straight-line distances between hospitals and schools
Calculate flight times for air ambulances
Identify traffic control areas
Identify roads within each traffic control area
Lesson review
Performing overlay analysis with vector data
Lesson introduction
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What is overlay analysis?
Overlay techniques
Performing overlay
Apportioning attributes
Overlay with Use Ratio Policy
Exercise 4: Use overlay analysis to assess risk of tornado damage
Explore the data
Determine critical facilities in the tornado path
Estimate road damage
Create a new model
Add an iterator
Make a feature layer
Overlay parcels with the tornado path
Add a field to store property loss
Calculate damage values
Summarize total property damage
Prepare the model to run as a tool
Run the model and view results
Share model as a geoprocessing package
Test the geoprocessing package
Lesson review
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Performing overlay analysis with raster data
Lesson introduction
What is raster overlay?
Deriving surfaces from raster sources
Deriving rasters from vector sources
Locating a vineyard using raster overlay
Binary overlay analysis
Weighted overlay analysis
Weighted overlay workflow
A typical raster overlay question
Reclassification
Considerations for reclassification
Assigning weights
Exercise 5: Locate a vineyard using raster overlay
Open the map and explore data
Derive a slope surface from elevation
Derive a distance from highways surface
Examine raster cell values
Manually reclassify the elevation raster
Reclassify distance using remap file
Reclassify slope using remap file
Overlay rasters using Raster Calculator
Modify weights and rerun Raster Calculator
Use the Raster Calculator to combine cells ranked 4 and 5
Lesson review
Analyzing spatial patterns
Lesson introduction
What is a spatial pattern?
Exploring descriptive statistics
Mean center
Standard deviational ellipses
Working with data distributions
The Average Nearest Neighbor tool
The Spatial Autocorrelation tool
Hot spot analysis
Exploring patterns
Exercise 6: Analyze 911 incident distribution using spatial statistics
Explore the data
Run the Average Nearest Neighbor tool
Run the Spatial Autocorrelation tool
Perform hot spot analysis to aggregate incidents and locate hot spots
Perform hot spot analysis using a bounding polygon to set study area
Perform hot spot analysis on response times for 911 incidents
Lesson review
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Analyzing temporal patterns
Lesson introduction
What is temporal analysis?
Working with time-aware data
Temporal analysis of piracy incidents
Temporal patterns and spatial statistics
Measuring statistics over time
Space-time analysis
Grouping analysis
Exercise 7A: Analyze temporal patterns in piracy data
Visually analyze patterns in the data
Use the time slider to analyze incidents by date
Analyze temporal patterns
Create time series animation
Exercise 7B: Space-time cluster analysis
Explore incident data
Aggregate incident data
Create a space-time window
Perform space-time hot spot analysis
Exercise 7C: Perform grouping analysis
Visually analyze 911 data
Run multivariate grouping analysis
Run grouping analysis by weekday
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal
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Open Eyes IT Solution and its GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal Center is a designated Esri Authorized Learning Center which offers a range of authorized training courses to meet the needs of GIS users and those who wish to fully utilize the capabilities of a GIS technology in the Nepal. We provide training opportunities to enhance and broaden GIS skills, to keep those skills current with the latest technology and software developments.
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With every training availed under the following services that we offer comes our 24/7 long term support to our trainees’ inquiries on their GIS problems to ensure practical applications of what has been taught and learned inside the classroom.
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1. Standard Training Program
We provide training courses based on Esri standards on teaching GIS technology skills and best practices to equip our users to work on GIS workflows on desktop, server, mobile, and web development. We use current training materials from Esri so students are ensured that are taught on the latest software release. Each training course is delivered by an Esri authorized instructor. Students earn an internationally-recognized Esri student certificate upon completion of the course.
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2. Customized Training Program
We offer classes which are especially designed to cater the specific needs of our customers. From telecommunications, sewerage services, transportation, government, military, oil and gas, and other industries, to technology-based and application-based tracks, we make sure to cover the training needs, build up areas of specialization, and strengthen areas of weakness of our clients.
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3. Tailored Training Program
At one point in time, users may find some standard training courses very long, but not all of the topics are relevant to their field of work. In this case, the client may request ahead of training time to select some specific topics that they want to tackle during the actual training session.
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4. Special Training Program
Specific training needs of clients are catered through a program of training courses especially designed for them according to their GIS & training requirements. A series of training courses will be available at a special price.
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5. On-the-job Training program
Clients are provided training courses while allowing them to work using their own GIS data.
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6. Localized/translated Training Services
We make sure that our clients get the full grasp and understanding of the training courses that we provide.
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7.GIS Career Development Services
We offer training programs especially designed to meet the needs of anyone interested to pursue a career in the field of GIS in various tracks such as administration, development, analysis, among others. The programs are divided according to different GIS career paths based on the varying GIS tasks for each role. Series of courses are selected and developed to cover the wide-range of knowledge, skills, and qualifications required for each career path. Some of the career path we cater to are GIS end users, developers, analysts, and GIS managers and project managers .This also includes career orientation for both postgraduate and undergraduate students.
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Further more details call us 977-1-4104372, 977-9843617299 and our mailing address: info@openeyesit.com. Hurry up seat are limited, Enroll now. Our Expert can make you one.
GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal
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This course is an elective course for explores some of the ways in which remote sensing systems provide geospatial information that is relevant, accurate, timely, accessible, available in an appropriate format, and cost-effective. Recent developments in Earth observation such as imaging radar, LiDAR and hyperspectral sensors are increasing the wealth of information that can be generated from remotely sensed data sources. As a consequence numerous new GIS applications, that rely on advanced remotely sensed data sources, have emerged at local, regional and global scales. We will cover several topics:
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Remote Sensing Principles – We start by examining the history and modern-day scope of remote sensing and continue with an in-depth review of the full electromagnetic spectrum since the interpretation of remote sensing imagery depends first and foremost, on a sound understanding of electromagnetic radiation and its interaction with the surfaces and atmosphere.
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Image Acquisition – Here we examine the fundamentals involved in image acquisition, by examining a variety of topics associated with digital photographic sensor systems, the role an importance of digital data, the typical steps that would be involved in transforming these digital data into information (i.e. image interpretation), the various Earth observation missions launched thus far, various contributions provided by microwave, LiDAR, thermal sensor systems, and the role of image resolution in projects integrating remote sensing and GIS.
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Image Analysis – We next take up the typical remote sensing for GIS workflow that starts with one or more forms of preprocessing (i.e. radiometric, geometric corrections, and feature extraction), continues with the process of assigning pixels to classes using one or more forms of digital image classification, and typically concludes with the collection and use of field data for model calibration and accuracy assessment. We will also examine hyperspectral remote sensing, which utilizes many of the aforementioned principles and methods, but requires specialized data sets, instruments, field data and software.
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GIS / Remote Sensing Applications – We will conclude the course by looking at the various ways in
which GIS and remote sensing have been integrated and used to characterize vegetation (i.e.land use/land cover), geologic, geomorphic, soil and hydrologic phenomena at a variety of scales ranging from individual land parcels and neighborhoods to first cities, regions, continents, hemispheres and nowadays, to the entire globe.
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Learning Outcomes
When you have completed this course, you will be able to:
- Explain the principles of remote sensing and the technical characteristics and constraints of Earth Observation missions
- Design, implement and critically evaluate methods of digital image processing ranging from preprocessing to image classification, field data collection and accuracy assessment
- Generate geographical information by processing digital remotely sensed data and critically evaluate its use for environmental applications
- Critically evaluate the opportunities and available methods for integrating remote sensing and GIS.
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Course Formats
As students you are expected to engage with the information you are learning and to explore the heady cauldron of ideas, opinion, and analysis that describe our collective effort to thoroughly interrogate the subject at hand. Learning arises from active engagement with the knowledge found in our reading materials and with one another. As in any level class, the instructor’s role is that of a guide who keeps you on this path of discovery and you will find that you will learn much from your fellow classmates. The challenge for us is to replicate such an academic experience within the milieu of “online learning”.
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All course materials will be organized through Blackboard. The main theoretical concepts will be provided through course notes and assigned readings and the assignments will give students an opportunity to internalize and apply the concepts and theory learned from readings. Some assignments require students interaction, all will benefit from it.We have several technologies that will facilitate our course work and our interactions, despite our dispersed locations. These include:
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Blackboard – All course materials and correspondence will be posted on the course Blackboard site. As a registered student you’ll find this course will show up in your available courses at noon Pacific Time on the first day of classes. It is here that the day-to-day flow of the course will be recorded.
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Discussion boards and Blogs – On the Blackboard site, we’ll post a number of discussion threads relevant to various sections of the course. I may or may not participate in these threads but they are vitally important when we get to some of the "hands-on" work as we expect students to work "together" on these exercises, sharing hints and help as you would do in a common laboratory classroom. Additional discussion threads may be used to organize asynchronous discussions.
Live meetings and presentations - At USC, we use a browser-based service called Adobe Connect to
create synchronous interaction sessions. With voice and webcam capabilities Adobe Connect can be used to share presentations and even our desktops between two or more people.
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Individual meetings - While Adobe Connect can be used for one-on-one meetings, we generally
find it’s easier to use the free VOIP and chat technology, Skype (http://www.skype.com) for
individual chats.
Tuesday, June 13, 2017
GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal
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Open Eyes IT Solution is going to start new session on GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal. Hurry Up Seat are limited. Enroll Now! Futher more details call us at: 977-1-4104372, 977-9843617299. And our mailing address: info@openeyesit.com.
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Our course overview
ArcGIS training by Open Eyes IT Solution. Leader of Geographic information system (GIS) technology with their ArcView and ArcGIS softwares, Open Eyes IT Solution offers Live Training Seminars and Web Courses. This in-depth study of a GIS-related topic, include: Video presentations with transcripts, Software demonstrations by subject matter experts, Recorded question and answer sessions. Certificate of Completions are awarded.
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SpatiaLABS by Open Eyes IT Solution is standalone activities designed to promote spatial reasoning and analysis skills using GIS.
Open Eyes IT Solution Instructional Series Podcasts by Open Eyes IT Solution. Includes 184 podcasts from Beginner to Advance levels of ArcGIS by Esri users, business partners, and Esri staff that feature GIS technology insights.
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These course resources are available for reuse by teachers and learners who do intend to apply for admission, register for classes, or pursue a certificate or degree at Open Eyes IT Solution. We also produced a web-based four-part video series, entitled “Geospatial Revolution“.
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Spatial Database Management and Advanced Geographic Information Systems by Open Eyes IT Solution. This class offers a very in-depth set of materials on spatial database management, including materials on the tools needed to work in spatial database management, and the applications of that data to real-life problem solving. Exercises and tools for working with SQL, as well as sample database sets, are provided.
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Making a Map
Using Custom Web Application Template
Publish a map as a web applicatio
Editing Feature Layers on a Map
Embedding a Map in Your Websit
Signing Up for an ArcGIS Online Public Account
Displaying Pop-up Windows on a Ma
Adding Features from a File
Joining a Group
Inviting Others to Join Your Group
Sunday, June 11, 2017
GIS Training in Baneshwor Kathmandu Nepal
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Open Eyes IT Solution is going to start new session on GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal. Hurry Up Seat are limited. Enroll now! Our Expert Can Make You One. Futher more details call us 977-9843617299, 977-1-4104372.
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ArcGIS Pro: Quick Start For The GIS Professional - At the introduction of ArcGIS Desktop 10.3 comes a brand new application: ArcGIS Pro. With 64-bit processing, enhanced 3D capabilities, and a whole new interface, ArcGIS Pro promises a wealth of potential for experienced GIS users. This course is designed to help users get up and running in Pro as quickly aspossible. Become familiar with the new project structure, understand the intuitive and dynamic interface structure, and learn how to do all of your favorite tasks in a whole new way.
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Fundamentals of ArcGIS-GIS gives you an easy way to get access to the tremendous amounts of data available. At first glance, ArcGIS lets you see this data on a map. But underneath, the software has powerful tools for analyzing the data. With ArcGIS, you can quickly print a bubble map showing crime rates, evaluate parcel values across a city, plan a location to open a new branch of your business, or explore a site for potential environmental issues. This course helps you understand the types of data that ArcGIS supports, and how to manipulate the data. For example, you will learn how to connect to an Excel spreadsheet that has GPS location data in it. This class is the first step in learning to incorporate this valuable application into your daily workflows.
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Intermediate GIS Concepts - ArcMap can do so much more than simple map display and navigation. It has many tools for answering questions with the data you already have. Take your ArcGIS skills to a new level by learning to manage your data. Create new files and modify existing ones. Combine existing data into new datasets to show information in one table. Discover the immense functionality available in ArcToolbox. Take your map layouts to the next level with enhanced labels, new techniques for layouts. Make use of some lesser known features of ArcMap, like seeing animations of schools being place over a century of time, link parcels to other documents like deeds, and attach photographs to road hazard locations.ee-day course expands upon a basic GIS foundation. Students will learn more techniques for importing, using, and displaying GIS data, and will also be introduced to editing data and using ArcToolbox.
GIS Training in Kathmandu Nepal
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Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are software and hardware systems that enable the creation, management, analysis, and display of geographical data. These facilities combines both digital maps and textual databases. Any profession and business that is spatial related such as architecture, engineering, urban planning, real estate, marketing, transport, environmental management, and surveying, can benefit from using GIS.
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The programmes are intended for full-time working practitioners in spatial-related disciplines. The programmes serve as an advancement option to enable practitioners in Kathmandu to enhance their GIS knowledge and use GIS effectively in their work. They also extend an excellent opportunity for people of all professions to constantly keep themselves abreast of the latest developments and to gain immediate insight to the utility of the techniques. Courses are offered on weekday evenings or on weekends to cater to the working class.
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Understanding how and when to apply ArcGIS tools and functions is the key to creating an efficient GIS workflow. Building on the skills and knowledge taught in ArcGIS Desktop II: Tools and Functionality, this course shows how to apply ArcGIS tools in a workflow context with a focus on working with data stored in a geodatabase and performing geoprocessing and analysis. In the course exercises, you organize and edit data stored in a geodatabase, prepare data for analysis, create and edit geoprocessing models using ModelBuilder, and work through a challenging analysis project.
Topics Covered
- Getting data into the geodatabase: Advantages of migrating data to the geodatabase; File and personal geodatabases; Loading and importing data; Data sources available for conversion; ArcToolbox conversion tools; Importing and exporting data in ArcCatalog; Importing and exporting data using XML; Copying and pasting data between geodatabases; Batch and single conversions; Loading data into existing feature classes using the Simple Data Loader; Displaying x,y coordinate data from a table; Accessing tabular data using an OLE DB connection; Adding data from a GIS server; Working with map projections and datums.
- Geodatabase behavior: What is behavior?; Advantages of using behaviors; Default values; Subtypes; Domains; Geodatabase topology.
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- Editing GIS data: Creating new data (digitizing, copying and pasting features, Editor menu commands); Constructing an edit sketch using constraints (direction, length, parallel); Creating adjacent polygons using the Auto-Complete Polygon task; Modifying existing features; Reshaping existing features and boundaries; Exploding multipart features; Editing using domains, subtypes, and topology.
- Alligning spatial data: Common data alignment problems; Georeferencing CAD data; Matching layer boundaries; Transformation; Rubber sheeting; RMS error.
- Managing geoprocessing tools and settings: Types of toolboxes and how they are stored; Types of tools (system tools, models, scripts); Locating tools in ArcToolbox; Executing tools; Tool parameters; Parameter error detection; Environment settings; Tool layers; Geoprocessing results.
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- Analyzing GIS data: Review of common analysis tools (Buffer, Clip, Intersect, Select, Union); Working with feature proximity tools (Near, Spatial Join, Multiple Ring Buffer, Create Thiessen Polygons); Analyzing tabular data; Creating a raster subset; Analysis options outside of core ArcGIS Desktop; Typical analysis workflow.
- Using ModelBuilder for analysis: Working with ModelBuilder; Creating and designing models; Model elements (tools and variables); Setting general model properties; Setting model parameters; Environment settings; Intermediate data; Running and troubleshooting a model; Creating model documentation.
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