The GIS Education Center <http://www.ccsfgis.org/>has two GIS workshops beginning next week in San Francisco:
- GIS for Urban Planning & Healthy Neighborhoods<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/spring/gis-for-urban-planning-and-healthy-neighborhoods> ($150) - GIS Data Management & Visualization<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/spring/gis-data-management-and-visualization> ($150) *INCLUDES...* - 1 year license to *ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 *including extensions - 1 year access to Esri Online Virtual course with GIS for Data Management. - 6 month subscription to *Community Analyst Online *<http://www.esri.com/software/arcgis/community-analyst/variables>(this online subscription comes with over 10,000 different variables of mapped data, 50 standard reports, automated drive-time analysis, and the ability to import and analyze your own data) with GIS for Urban Planning. - Material's fee waived Please forward to colleagues who may be interested in these topics. Cheers, Mōno *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/spring/gis-for-urban-planning-and-healthy-neighborhoods> . Cyndy Comerford is an employee of the San Francisco Department of Public Health *GIS Data Management & Visualization* Geodatabases are becoming the adopted file format as the amount of spatial data increases because of their storage capacity. However, geodatabases are also more powerful than traditional shapefiles and offer more functionality within ArcGIS Desktop when it comes to management and visualization of spatial data. Students will learn to take advantage of the geodatabase functionality to achieve: relationship classes, topology, 3D data, and advanced labeling and cartography. Read More<http://www.ccsfgis.org/workshops/spring/gis-data-management-and-visualization> . Mōno Simeone is faculty at City College of San Francisco and a GIS consultant in the Bay Area. -- CONFIDENTIALITY STATEMENT: This communication, including attachments, is for the exclusive use of addressee and may contain proprietary, confidential or privileged information. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any disclosure, use, copying, dissemination, distribution or taking of any action in reliance on the content of this information is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately by return email and delete this communication and destroy all copies. Thank you.
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