Dr. David Unwin will present his online course “Spatial Statistics with
Geographic Information Systems” Feb. 17 – March 17 at statistics.com.
This course includes practical work with GIS software, and covers the
spatial analytical methods that GIS users need to make best use of both
their spatial data and their GIS, and answer such questions as:
- Is there an unusual cluster of crimes/cases of a disease here that we
need to worry about?
- Do these data show variation across the country that I need to know about?
- What is the air temperature here most likely to be?
Dr. Unwin is emeritus Professor of Geography at Birkbeck College,
University of London, and a Visiting Professor in Geomatic Engineering at
University College (University of London). He developed the world’s first
wholly internet-delivered Master’s program in GIS in 1998, and has authored
or co-authored a series of texts, including “Geographic Information
Analysis,” “Virtual Reality in Geography,” and “Re-presenting GIS.”
Participants will interact with Dr. Unwin via a private discussion board;
the course will require about 5-15 hours per week and there are no set
hours when you must be online.
Registration and details at
http://www.statistics.com/content/courses/geostatistics/
Peter Bruce
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