| #e.22263 | Tuesday 9:00AM to 4:30PM December 18, 2012 | CM | 6.00 |
UC Davis ExtensionDavis, CA
In this intermediate-level class, learn the theoretical background of watershed analysis within a GIS to develop a familiarity with common methods, tools and frameworks for investigation. Through extensive hands-on training, gain practice with the diverse elements in ArcGIS 10 software, the most useful in watershed analysis as it relates to environmental problem solving. Although much spatial data will be used in this class, most exercises explore basic skills for working with raster data types using tools such as Spatial Analyst, ArcToolbox, and Model Builder.
Study fundamentals related to performing raster queries and calculations, discover how to use Digital Elevation Models to derive slope and drainage area parameters for watersheds, and create vector hydrography.
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