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Cornell Univeristy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Geographic Information Systems program in IRIS is actively engaged in research dealing with spatial analyses. Faculty, students, and staff integrate remote sensing techniques, GIS tools, and quantitative methods to conduct studies in a wide range of contexts and at various scales, from local to global. In the last few years, we have supported projects on almost every continent.

We continue to build on our traditional strengths in GIS while exploring innovative uses of new and exciting software programs and computer systems in conjunction with currently available databases. During the last five years, laboratory personnel completed a number of projects focusing on issues in NYS and developed new remote sensing and GIS methods for natural resources applications. These innovations include improvement of classification schemes and methodologies, development of analytical tools for analysis of environmentally sensitive datasets, and production of relevant digital files and hardcopy maps.

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Department of Crop & Soil Sciences
Cornell University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer.

 

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ArcGIS Desktop v.10 Course Descriptions

ArcGIS Desktop I

ArcGIS Desktop II

ArcGIS Desktop III


ArcGIS Web Sessions

Video List

ArcGIS 10 Basics - 1 of 4

ArcGIS 10 Basics - 2 of 4

ArcGIS 10 Basics - 3a of 4

ArcGIS 10 Basics - 3b of 4

ArcGIS 10 Basics - 4a of 4

ArcGIS 10 Basics - 4b of 4

ArcGIS Data Formats - 1 of 2

ArcGIS Data Formats - 2 of 2

Calculating XY Values for a Feature

Clip & Intersect Tools

Connecting to Web Services

Creating a Roster Catalog

Feature Templates 1

Garmin 76SX_Inro

Geodatabase Domains

Geoprocessing Results Window

Layers

Mapping XY Data