GIS Remote Sensing in ArcGIS

Overview

Welcome to the GIS Remote Sensing in ArcGIS course! This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of remote sensing and its application in ArcGIS. In the first lecture, you will be introduced to remote sensing and satellite images, and learn about spectral bands. You will also explore layers stacking of satellite images and georeferencing of satellite images in the subsequent lectures.

In lecture four, you will be introduced to geoprocessing raster tools, followed by raster analysis functions in lecture five. You will also learn about georeferencing toposheets in lecture six, and site suitability using weighted overlay analysis in lectures seven and eight. You will gain an understanding of the process of watershed delineation from DEM in lecture nine and unsupervised classification in lecture ten.

By the end of this course, you will have gained a comprehensive understanding of remote sensing and its application in ArcGIS. You will learn how to effectively use geoprocessing raster tools, analyze raster data, and perform site suitability analysis using weighted overlay analysis. You will also be able to delineate watersheds and perform unsupervised classification using ArcGIS. This course is designed to equip you with the knowledge and skills required to become a successful GIS professional.

What Will You Learn?

• Gain an understanding of remote sensing and satellite images.
• Learn how to stack layers of satellite images and georeference them.
• Explore geoprocessing raster tools and raster analysis functions.
• Learn how to georeference toposheets.
• Understand the process of site suitability using weighted overlay analysis.
• Learn how to delineate watersheds from digital elevation models (DEM).
• Explore unsupervised classification techniques.

Who Should Take The Course

This course is designed for professionals and students who want to learn GIS remote sensing using ArcGIS. It is suitable for geographers, environmentalists, urban planners, engineers, and researchers who are interested in using satellite imagery and remote sensing techniques for geospatial analysis.

Requirements

• Basic knowledge of GIS software and terminology
• Understanding of basic remote sensing concepts and satellite imagery interpretation
• Familiarity with computer operating systems and software usage
• Access to ArcGIS software or trial version