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Jim Graham, Humboldt State University eographic nformation ystems Instructor: Jim Graham Introduction to Concepts

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Jim Graham Bachelor's in CS and Math from Chico State Over 20 years as a software engineer –15 with HP as an engineer and manager Owner of tecBugs and now SchoonerTurtles PhD from Colorado State U. in Forestry/GIS Eight years with the Natural Resource Ecology Laboratory at Colorado State Two years with Oregon State U. 15 years doing GIS, five years teaching GIS Research with: State Dept., USGS, USDA, DOE…

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University But who am I really? Grew up loving the mountains of California Usually had a 24k topo in my back pocket Discovered computers Put together computers and maps to solve problems After over 20 years in the commercial world, returned to academia to teach and help improve decisions on how we interact with the natural world

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Who are you?

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University This class is about GIS We will not cover everything you need to know to be successful We will cover the basics and how to learn what you need to know to be successful

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University What is a GIS? A Geographic Information System Something (typically a computer) that provides information based on spatial data (locations of stuff) Includes: ?

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Why are we here? Help get better careers Improve the world for all living things

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University To Help Make Better Decisions Sept. 24, 2012 National Snow and Ice Data Center, 2012

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Antarctic Ozone Hole Largest Antarctic Ozone Hole September 2006

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University “Bolstad: From Archeology to Zoology”

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University GIS is a rapidly growing field: –Between 90,000 and 100,000 GIS-trained people in the world today (NASA, 2004). 1 –In 10 years, the US alone will need 1 million GIS workers (NASA, 2004). 1 –Average salary of $52,750 in 2003 (A 7% increase over the 2000 survey). 3 –Average salary of $60,050 in 2006 (A 13.8% increase over the 2003 survey) 3 –The GIS software industry has been growing by 20% a year for many years (2002). 2 1 Doug Beed (NASA – EOS) 2 GIS: An Introduction (T. Bernhardsen) 3 URISA

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University

GIS is about: Providing information and answering questions With: –Reports –Maps –Posters –Web sites From: –Spatial and aspatial data

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University What do you need from me? In groups of about four people: –What are the top two things that either help you to learn or prevent you from learning?

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Results from Fall 2013 P.P online Experiences applied Quasi-real projects Other integration Clear learning expectations Reading pertinent Step by step (bullets and numbers) Keep up w/ grading Specific feedback Approachable (both class and out of class projects) Fix IT Data online Realistic workload Applicable questions when not walking in Examples Hands on

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Learning Opportunities Reading and activities outside of class Class presentations, discussions, and activities Quizzes: individual and by groups Lab assignments What else?

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Class Flow Presentation Discussion Poll PeerDiscussion Activity Poll 2

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University To be successful Turn in lab assignments on time! Attend class, read the book, etc. Make good decisions Follow the 20 minute rule: –If you’re stuck more than 20 minutes, get help What is your learning style? – learn.com/english/page.asp?p=questionnaire

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University What I need from you: Please turn off phones or set to vibrate Please try to make it to class on time, –If you’re late, please come in quietly If you have a question, please ask –Others may be wondering about the same topic

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Bottom Line The more time you spend working with a GIS, the better you will do If you work hard and do the assignments on time –Me (and others) will be there to help you when needed –You just need to ask! Be ready to help others as well

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University The Class Content Moodle: –Grades –Forums –Link to the class web site with readings and activities Lab: –Additional lab information and data

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University Extra Credit There are lots of opportunities for extra credit but time is always the challenge If you think you’ll need extra credit, start early I give 1 point for attending a presentation/conference/meeting that includes spatial content and a short write-up (one paragraph) Another point if you provide a critical, yet constructive review (another paragraph) Note: 1 point = 1 percent of your overall grade

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University There will be a lab assigned this week and due next week! Don’t forget to read Bolstad Chapter 1 this week.

Jim Graham, Humboldt State University