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ENVS 308 GIS and Environmental Modeling 3.0 Credits

Students will learn how to write computer programs to read data directly from digital maps and then perform various spatial analyses and modeling tasks. The class will include an introduction to spatial- and geo-statistics; techniques for determining ecological riches of organisms; methods for modeling basic forcing factors such as solar radiation, water temperature; approaches for modeling the flow of water in a landscape; and ultimately, combining these techniques to model or simulate ecosystems.

College/Department: College of Arts and Sciences
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit

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