http://courses.washington.edu/geog462
Part 1- Fundamentals of GIS
Week 1
Sept 30 LEC 01 Introduction to the Geog 462
Oct 2 LEC 02 Multiple perspectives on “What is GIS?”
Chrisman Exploring GIS Preface pp iii-vi
Bartlett,
Working on the Frontiers of Science: applying GIS to the Coastal Zone
from D.
Wright and D.
Valavanis Ch 1 Marine Geographic Information Systems
from GIS in Oceanography and Fisheries, 2002
Week 2
Oct 5 LEC 03 Reference Systems – units of measurement
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 1 pp15-24
Oct 7 LEC 04 Reference Systems - levels of measurement
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 1 pp25-35
Oct 9 LEC 05 Measurement Frameworks - 1
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 2 pp37-56
Beatley Ch 2 Understanding the Coastal Environment pp.
13-51
Wright Ch 2 Common Marine Data Types from Arc Marine 2007
Week 3
Oct 12 LEC 06 Measurement Frameworks - 2
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 2 pp57-69
Part 2 Operations and Transformations
Oct 14 LEC 07 Attribute-based Operations
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 4 pp105-118
Beatley Ch 3 Critical Pressures and Critical Management Issues pp 53-88
Oct 16 LEC 08 DEEP Representation – relating the building blocks of data models
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 3 pp71-85
Week 4
Oct 19 LEC 09 Coastal (Nearshore) Data Model
Nyerges et al. 2007 Coastal (Nearshore) Data Model
Further reference reading if interested
ArcHydro developer site (more on ESRI ArcHydro site)
ArcMarine developer site (more on ESRI ArcMarine site)
Sherin – Linear Reference Data Models and Dynamic
Segmentation
from D.
Wright and D.
Oct 21 LEC 10 Development of Map Overlay Operation
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 5 pp119-131
Oct 23 LEC 11 Combining Attribute Data Values in Overlay Operation
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 5 pp131-152
Week 5
Oct 26 LEC 12 Distance Relationships
Chrisman
Exploring GIS
Oct 28 LEC 13 Surfaces - 1
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 7 pp169-178
Oct 30 LEC 14 Surfaces - 2
Developing
a coastal data model using a geodatabase data model
Week 6
Nov 2 Review 1
Nov 4 Exam 1 – no blue/green book needed
Nov 6 LEC 15 Neighborhoods
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 7 pp179-194
Week 7
Nov 9 LEC 16 Transformations - 1
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 9 pp217-226
Nov 11 Holiday
Nov 13 LEC 17 Transformations - 2
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 9 pp227-242
Week 8
Nov 16 LEC 18 Iterative Operations
Chrisman Exploring GIS Ch. 8 pp195-210
Part 3 –Applications of Coastal GIS
Nov 18 LEC 19 Applications of Coastal GIS – an Overview
Valavanis Ch 2 GIS and Oceanography pp. 38-48
Nov 20 LEC20 Risk and Vulnerability Assessment
with GIS
National
Research Council 2008, Urban
Stormwater Discharge
Wood, N., and Good, J., 2004, Vulnerability
of a port and harbor community to earthquake and tsunami hazards:
the use of GIS in community hazard planning, Coastal Management, 32 (3), 243-269.
Week 9
Nov 23 LEC21 Nearshore Marine Ecosystems Restoration
Wright Ch
6 Nearshore and Coastal/Shoreline Analysis from Arc Marine 2007
If interested in further reading:
Evaluation
of Northwest Straits Marine Conservation Commission
Nov 25 LEC 22 Linking Ecology, Economy, and Community
Scholz Ch 5 OCEAN Framework from Place Matters 2005
Nov 26
– Thanksgiving
Nov 27
– Thanksgiving
Part 4 - Motivations for GIS
Applications
Week 10
Nov 30 LEC 23 Social,
Institutional, and Cultural Underpinnings of GIS – What motivates
applications?
Beatley Ch 4 Coastal Management Framework pp. 91-100
Beatley Ch 5 CZM at Federal Level pp. 101-134
Dec 2 LEC 24 States, Regions, Coastal Zone Management Need for GIS
Haddad Ch 7 Tools of the Oregon Coastal Atlas from Place Matters 2005
Beatley Ch 6 pp. 135-172
Beatley Ch 7 pp. 173-196
Dec 4 LEC 25 Local Coastal Zone Management Need for GIS
King County Shoreline Master Program
Beatley Ch 8 pp. 197-233
Week 11
Dec 7 LEC 26 Sustainability as Coastal Zone Management – Needs for a Future GIS
Beatley Ch 8 pp 233-247
Dec 9 Review 2
Dec 11 Exam 2 in the Lecture classroom Raitt 121
Ex 7
Final Project and Final Project Peer Evaluation Due – submit separately
at beginning or end of class