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What is GIS? Why GIS? How to benefit from GIS?
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Location of data: How many? What kind? Where? Scale of data: Local to global. Data presentation: Words, charts, graphs, tables or maps. Exploring data with GIS: A comprehensive way of generating information for use from local to global scales. D A T A
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GIS is a system of computer software, hardware and data, and personnel to help manipulate analyze and present information that is tied to a spatial location Spatial location– usually a geographic location Information– visualization of analyzed data System– linking software, hardware and data Personnel– a thinking explorer who is key to the power of GIS
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Estimates are that 80% of all data has a spatial component – Data from most sciences can be analyzed “spatially”
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Visualization Worth a thousand words
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A Unique Example The Case of İ stanbul and Earthquake Risk
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Minimize the risk of EARTHQUAKE using GIS İstanbul. What to do in the event of an earthquake. For more info visit. http://www.ibb.gov.tr
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Developing an earthquake model
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Global data
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Local historic data
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Local recent data
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Information from processed data
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Fault models developed from processed data
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GIS Simply Needs Innovative thinking Advanced technology
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IF YOU ARE Young Dynamic Committed Willing to sacrifice
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READY TO WORK UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF PEERS WELCOME TO EMU GIS CENTER
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THE END of The beginning Not the beginning of the end
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