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Microcomputers and Laboratory Improvement in Geography at the Undergraduate Level

Microcomputers and Laboratory Improvement in Geography at the Undergraduate Level
本科生地理学中的微型计算机和实验室改进
批准号:
9251511
负责人:
Piotr Jankowski
金额:
$2.85万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
1992
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
1992-08-15 至 1995-07-31

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中文摘要
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该项目的目标是扩大和改善现有的 计算机辅助的课程和教学能力 制图、地理信息系统和远程 他是爱达荷州大学地理系的一名遥感专家。 新的实验室设备包括PC工作站,数据 输入和输出设备(数字化仪和绘图仪)以及本地 局域网提供从IBM传输文件的能力 兼容工作站到Macintosh工作站,以及 与校园电子网络连接 这将提供一个 计算机本科教学多功能实验室 辅助地理信息技术。 一系列实验室 基于建议设备的会议已经设计, 将解决课程中缺失的一个组成部分, 并掌握解决理论问题的工具和技能 以及目前计算机辅助工作所需的应用技术 市场 实验室的改进是一个更大的 矿业与地球学院的发展计划 资源
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The goal of the project is to expand and improve the existing curriculum and teaching capabilities in computer-assisted cartography, geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing in the Department of Geography, University of Idaho. The new laboratory equipment includes PC workstations, data input and output devices (digitizers and plotters) and a local area network to provide transfer capability of files from IBM compatible workstations to Macintosh workstations as well as with the campus-wide electronic network. This will provide a versatile laboratory for undergraduate instruction in computer assisted geographic information technologies. A series of lab sessions based on the proposed equipment has been designed that will address a missing component of the curriculum, learning and mastering tools and skills to address theoretical problems and applied techniques needed in the present computer-aided job market. The laboratory improvement is part of a larger development program for the College of Mines and Earth Resources.
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Collaborative Research: A Spatiotemporal Approach to Sensitivity Analysis in Human-Environment Systems Models
Doctoral Dissertation Research: Agent-Based Exploratory Modeling of Sustainable Land Use Patterns Generated with Multiobjective Spatial Optimization
A Study of Geographic Information Technology Use in Collaborative Water Resource Planning
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