Learn the basics of ArcGIS for hydrology

Learn the basics of ArcGIS for hydrology, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.75, with 20 lectures, based on 111 reviews, and has 1668 subscribers.

You will learn about Students will be able to understand ArcGIS concepts Students will be able to perform basic and advanced processing actions in ArcGIS Students will be able to represent their analysis on a map Students will be able to make a map from start to finish This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners in GIS or Hydrology technicians or GIS students or GIS entrepreneurs or ArcGIS students It is particularly useful for Beginners in GIS or Hydrology technicians or GIS students or GIS entrepreneurs or ArcGIS students.

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Summary

Title: Learn the basics of ArcGIS for hydrology

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.75

Number of Lectures: 20

Number of Published Lectures: 20

Number of Curriculum Items: 20

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 20

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Students will be able to understand ArcGIS concepts

Students will be able to perform basic and advanced processing actions in ArcGIS

Students will be able to represent their analysis on a map

Students will be able to make a map from start to finish

Who Should Attend

Beginners in GIS

Hydrology technicians

GIS students

GIS entrepreneurs

ArcGIS students

Target Audiences

Beginners in GIS

Hydrology technicians

GIS students

GIS entrepreneurs

ArcGIS students

This course will take you from a beginner in ArcGIS, from downloading data, to performing basic functions. Alonso will teach you the basic concepts, how to perform the main features in the GIS software, use the geoprocessing tools, how to export to AutoCAD, while on the hydrology side Konrad will teach you how to perform hydrology related tasks such as Calculate Flow Direction And Flow Accumulation, Watershed Delineation, Stream Segments And Catchments, Spatial Join To Catchments as well as map layout with elements.

Work side-by-side with the presentation and feel free to ask questions when you don’t understand something. This tool is highly looked after in the hydrological field.

Teachers: 

Alonso Gonzalez – GIS research assistant in Mexico

Konrad Hafen – Spatial Modeler, Analyst & Scientist in USA

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to ArcGIS software

Lecture 1: Introduction to GIS

Lecture 2: Introduction to ArcGIS software

Lecture 3: Selection by Location, attributes, clip features and tables to Excel

Lecture 4: Performing actions on the data: change the projections, dissolve, clip

Lecture 5: From .TXT and .DXF to shapefile

Lecture 6: Calculations with attribute table and KML files in ArcMap

Lecture 7: Export from ArcMap to PDF

Lecture 8: ArcScene 3D

Lecture 9: GIS Example Test

Lecture 10: AutoCAD fixing polygon coordinates

Chapter 2: ArcGIS for Hydrology

Lecture 1: Download hydrological data

Lecture 2: Calculate flow direction and flow accumulation

Lecture 3: Watershed delineation

Lecture 4: Clip layers to watershed boundary

Lecture 5: Stream segments and catchments areas

Lecture 6: Stream order convert to vector

Lecture 7: Spatial join to catchments

Lecture 8: Join stream id to stream order

Lecture 9: Map data and initial layout

Lecture 10: Add and format map elements

Instructors

Paul Nicoara
Msc in Geomatics, Bsc in Cartography

Konrad Hafen
Spatial Scientist

Alonso Gonzalez
GIS Analyst

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 1 votes

2 stars: 6 votes

3 stars: 11 votes

4 stars: 44 votes

5 stars: 49 votes

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