The GIS Education Center <http://www.ccsfgis.org>has two workshops
beginning next week:

   - GIS for Urban Planning & Healthy
Neighborhoods<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/fall/gis-for-urban-planning-a-healthy-neighborhoods>($150)
   - GIS for Economic
Development<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/fall/gis-for-economic-development>($150)


*INCLUDES...*

   - 1 year license to *ArcGIS Desktop 10 *including extensions
   - 1 year subscription to *Community Analyst Online
*<http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/community-analyst/web-app-pricing>(this
   online subscription comes with nearly 6,000 different variables of data, 50
   standard reports, automated drive-time analysis, and the ability to import
   and analyze your own data)
   - Material's fee waived
   - Late enrollment fee waived

Students will be receiving access to thousands of dollars worth of
software, data, and online analysis for $150.

*
MORE INFO...*

*GIS for Urban Planning & Healthy Neighborhoods*
This workshop will present students with a broad spectrum of components of
a “healthy neighborhood” using a neighborhood-scale analytical approach.
 Students will see how the tools of ArcGIS 10 can be applied to the study
of this topic in the Bayview/Hunter’s Point - Potrero Hill neighborhoods of
San Francisco.  We will identify policy and design strategies to advance
health in San Francisco neighborhoods. Read
More<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/fall/gis-for-urban-planning-a-healthy-neighborhoods>
.

Jen McLaughlin & Cyndy Comerford are both employees of the San Francisco
Department of Public Health


*GIS for Economic Development*
In this workshop you will learn how GIS is essential to economic
development analysis; we believe that all meaningful economic development
analysis now will involve some GIS methods and tools. It will provide a
broad overview of economic development analysis and GIS tools and methods
used to carry out economic development analysis. Read
More<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/fall/gis-for-economic-development>
.

Mike Pogodzinski & Rick Kos are both faculty of San Jose State University
and recently published a book with Esri on this topic.


*COMMUNITY & BUSINESS ANALYST ONLINE*
Community Analyst and Business Analyst are online mapping tools from Esri
giving users nearly 6,000 variables to map and download as reports. Census
data and commercial demographic data is available and easy to map from the
neighborhood to state level. This tool is free when you enroll in one of
the workshops mentioned in this announcement.

Community Analyst
Datasets<http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/community-analyst/variables>
Business Analyst Datasets <http://www.esri.com/software/bao/reports-maps>




Enroll today <http://www.ccsfgis.org/login>! Or, please tell your
colleagues about these workshops.

-- 
Mōno Simeone
Program Manager/ Instructor
GIS Education Center
City College of San Francisco
www.ccsfgis.org


Project Manager
CCSF GIS Mapping Collaborative: A Facilities Management application using
GIS
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