The course presents the basics of using tools for Remote Sensing in ArcGIS.

Course curriculum

  1. 01
  2. 02

    • Lesson 4: Introduction to geo-processing raster tools

    • Lesson 5: Raster Analysis Functions

    • Lesson 6: Geo-referencing top-sheet
  3. 03

    • Lesson 7: Site suitability using weighted overlay analysis - Part 1

    • Lesson 8: Site suitability using weighted overlay analysis - Part 2

    • Lesson 9: Watershed Delineation from DEM

    • Lesson 10: Unsupervised classification

What will you learn?

  • Basics of Remote sensing and ArcGIS

  • Satellite images and spectral band introduction

  • Georeferencing, defining projection, Geoprocessing tools

  • Raster Analysis

  • Classification Statistical functions

  • Imagery and raster charts

  • Hydrology tools and Watershed analysis

Any prerequisites?

  • ArcGIS 10.x licence

  • Basic understanding of GIS concepts

Student Profile?

  • Under/post graduate students

  • Professionals and Companies

  • Master students and PhD candidates

  • Researchers and Academics

Some more information

  • Certificates of Completion

    After you successfully finish the course, you can claim your Certificate of Completion with NO extra cost! You can add it to your CV, LinkedIn profile etc

  • Available at any time! Study at your best time

    We know hard it is to acquire new skills. All our courses are self paced.

  • Online and always accessible

    Even when you finish the course and you get your certificate, you will still have access to course contents! Every time an Instructor makes an update you will be notified and be able to watch it for FREE

About your Instructor

Mr. Paul Nicoara is a great GIS technical professional, curious of finding new ways to teach people the art and science of map making, as well as developing several GIS based projects that can help the world around him. He also enjoys collaborating in new GIS projects. Mr Paul Nicoara studied map making at the bachelor level and geomatics at master level, at the University of Babes-Bolyai, Cluj-Napoca, Romania.

Paul Nicoara

Geomatics Engineer