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The
Geographic Information and Analysis Laboratory
The
Geographic Information and Analysis (GIA) laboratory of the
Department of Geography, Syracuse University, supports research and
teaching in the various fields of spatial information and analysis
(e.g., geographic information systems, computer cartography, and
spatial statistics). The recently (2003) updated 13-seat
Windows XP based facility supports major cartographic, geographic
information system (GIS), and statistical software. Printing,
digitizing, and scanning equipment enable ready input and output of
spatial information. The lab is accessible to authorized users
24-hours a day, 7-days a week, and is located in Eggers 014.
The lab serves as a laboratory classroom for instruction for both
undergraduate and graduate courses, including Cartographic Design,
Principles of Geographic Information Systems, Quantitative
Geographical Analysis, Multimedia Cartography, Environmental
Geographic Information Science, Environmental Monitoring, and
Spatial Statistics. Geography faculty and graduate students
may use the GIA facility for research purposes. Lab access is also
granted to undergraduate Geography majors who have taken any of the
techniques courses (e.g. GEO 381, 383, 386) and who require access
to the lab for further related project/thesis work.
If there is
a problem with any of the computers in the lab, please
fill out an error report.
Lab
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