VidaGIS

Introduction to ArcGIS I

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Sunday, 26 October 2008 19:17

ArcGIS I will provide trainee basic knowledge about GIS to apply ESRI software such as: ArcView®, ArcEditor™, or ArcInfo™ for specialized working with high efficiency. The contents of ArcGIS I include basic GIS concept; Query GIS database ; Management, edit spatial and attribute data ; Display data and information by map or graph.

Trainee will be introduced ArcMap™, ArcCatalog™, and ArcToolbox™ and learned how applications combine to provide a completed GIS software solution.

Lecturer

VidaGIS Lecturers have been training at ESRI Company, and granted the certificate of ESRI Authorized Instructor valued worldwide. The Company is a unique company in Vietnam awarded certificates for who completed courses.

The entire teaching facilities of courses are followed the ESRI standard.

Learner

ArcGIS I is used for people who first approach ArcGIS software and GIS in general.

ArcGIS Training course at Center of Land Resource Investigation, Assessment under Land Management Department

Skill achievements

Display geographic features and data tables
Work with spatial data
Query features by logic mathematics
Seek features by spatial mathematics
Edit, change spatial and attribute data
Link data by joints and relates
Edit, publish map, report and graph

Main lessons

ArcGIS software introduction: capacity and application scope
Spatial data concepts: spatial data, attribute data, and display
ArcGIS data model: Geodatabases; Shapefiles; Coverages; Feature types; Attributes
Spatial coordinate system and map projection system: map projection and projection system
Query data: select and define features; Create report and graph
Map display: Map; Map symbols; Change map scale; Add new symbols, logo on the map
Examination test
Certificate award ceremony

Time course: 4 days

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Last Updated on Thursday, 16 April 2009 08:41