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  •  GEOG 339 - Computer Mapping

SEAN HARTNETT * GEOGRAPHER * UW-EAU CLAIRE * EAU CLAIRE, WI 54701 - hartnesg@uwec.edu

 GEOG 338 -

REMOTE SENSING OF THE ENVIRONMENT

Prof. Sean Hartnett · Offices: P254 and 275 836-5376 hartnesg@uwec.edu

P186 & P275 Wednesday 6-8:40

Text ­ Lillesand & Kiefer Remote Sensing and Image Interpretation 4th Edition

 

Jan 22 COURSE INTRODUCTION

29 Basics of Eloctro-Magnetic Energy

Feb 5 Aerial Photography & Digital Ortho Photos (DOQs)

12 Aerial Photography/DOQ Interpretation

17 DOQ Interpretation/Mapping in ArcMap

26 Basics of Remote Sensing

March 5 More on Remote Sensing

10 Group Presentations on Remote Sensing Platforms

 

April 2 Remote Sensing Processing in ArcMap Image Analysis

9 Remote Sensing Processing in ArcMap Image Analysis

16 Remote Sensing Processing in ArcMap Image Analysis

23 Project work

30 Project Presentations

May 7 Work on Final Portfolio

 

· · · FINAL EXAM Wednesday May 14 at 7 PM · · ·

 

GRADING: DOQ PROJECT 35% · REMOTE SENSING PLATFORM PRESENTATION 15%

· REMOTE SENSING PROJECT 35% · FINAL PORTFOLIO 15%

GEOGRAPHY 199 COMPUTER TECHNIQUES IN GEOGRAPHY

Prof. Sean Hartnett · Offices: P254 and 275 836-5376 hartnesg@uwec.edu

P266a P275 Section AOA: 1 - 3:40 Tuesdays Section BOB: 1 - 3:40 Thursdays

 

ZIP disks are highly recommended for this class - preferably a IBM PC formatted zip disk.

 

This class is focused on acquiring skills in three technologies central to Environmental Science Research, Analysis, and Presentation.

· Geographic Information Systems (GIS) ArcView, ArcMap/Info, Spatial Analyst

· Global Positioning System (GPS) Trimble ProXR, Pathfinder Office, Garmin 176

· PostScript Graphic Software Adobe Illustrator, Adobe PhotoShop

 

Sept.. 3 or 5 COURSE INTRODUCTION

10 or 12 ArcView · Basics

17 or 19 ArcView · Making Maps

24 or 26 ArcView · Problem Solving

Oct. 1 or 3 GPS · Collecting Data with GPS Receivers

8 or 10 GPS · Mapping Data in Pathfinder Office and ArcView

15 or 17 ArcView · Problem Solving Exam

22 or 24 ArcView · Problem Solving Exam

29 or 31 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR · Point Symbol Map

Nov. 5 or 7 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR · Choropleth Map

12 or 14 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR · Drawing Skills

26 or 28 ADOBE Photoshop · Selecting and Editing Skills

Dec. 3 or 5 ADOBE Photoshop · Making PhotoMaps

10 or 12 Work on Final Portfolio

 

· · · FINAL EXAM Friday December 20 at 1 PM · · ·

 

GRADING: ARCVIEW PROJECT 35% · GPS PROJECT 20% · FINAL PROJECTS 45%

 

GEOGRAPHY  280 • INTRODUCTORY  CARTOGRAPHY

LECTURES: 11-11:50  Tuesday and Thursday                              Prof.  Sean Hartnett

LAB: 1-2:50 Wednesdays                                                                  Offices: P255 and P275

Lectures & Lab in  P275 --                                                                  836-5376

  TEXT:  Robinson, Sale , Morrison, Muehrcke,  ELEMENTS  OF  CARTOGRAPHY

Jan    26     COURSE  INTRODUCTION                                                           Chapter  1      

           27     WHAT  IS  A  MAP ?     MAP   CONTENT                                     Chapter   2

Feb      1     GRAPHIC VARIABLES                                                                  Chapter  4, 5, 25

             3     GRAPHIC VARIABLES and TYPES OF MAP MEDIA

             8     LOCATIONAL and THEMATIC MAP   SYMBOLIZATION           Chapter  26

           10     MAP  LETTERING                                                                          Chapter  22

           15     MAP  SCALE, LOCATION SYSTEMS & MAP  PROJECTIONS      Chapter  4-6

           17     MAPPING RELIEF                                                                          Chapter  27

           22     MAP DESIGN and MAP DESIGN                                                 Chapter  18

           24     • • • FIRST  EXAM  • • •                                                                

March  1     WORKING WITH BASE MAPS                                                      Chapter  13

             3     AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY                                                                                      

             8     WORKING WITH MAP DATA                                                        Chapter  9&16

           10     POINT SYMBOL MAPPING                                                           Chapter  26    

           15     CHOROPLETH  MAPPING                                                           Chapter  26    

           17

                    S P R I N G     B R E A K

           29     DOT  MAPPING                                                                              Chapter  26

         `31     • • • SECOND  EXAM • • •                                                            

April     5     COMPUTER ASSISTED MAPPING                                            Chapter  31

             7     POSTSCRIPT MAPPING                                                               Chapter  30

           12     DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING

           14     COLOR SPECIFICATION                                                              Chapter  19-21

           19     GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS                                 Chapter  17

           21     GIS AND GEOGRAPHIC ANALYSIS

           26     GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEMS

           28     MAPPING GPS DATA                                                 

May      3     REMOTE SENSING                                                                       Chapter  8

             5     MAPS OF THE YEAR JUDGING                               

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                     • • • FINAL EXAM     1PM   TUESDAY – MAY 17  • • •

GRADING: FIRST  EXAM  17%    SECOND  EXAM  17%     FINAL  EXAM  17%    LAB  PROJECTS 51%   

The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire baccalaureate degrees have eleven goals. This courses addresses the six goal in bold type. Each student is also required to keep a portfolio of class assignments, projects, and other materials that demonstrate how they have met these goals in all of  your course work. Lab projects and exam essays are very appropriate for this portfolio.

The UWEC Academic Goals are

1. an understanding of a liberal education 2. appreciation of the university as a learning community 3. ability to inquire, think, analyze 4. ability to write, read, speak, listen

5. an understanding of numerical data     6. an historical consciousness

7. international and intercultural experiences   8. an understanding of science and the scientific method

9. an appreciation of the arts   10. an understanding of values    11. an understanding of human behavior and human institutions