ADVANCED GISGEOG 432/532

Dr. Tom Allen

Tuesdays4:20-7:00

MGB 342

Terrain Analysis

Geocoding

Network Analysis

Dynamic Segmentation

Linear Referencing

Dasymetric Mapping

Geostatistics An elective course of the Certificate in GIScience

COASTAL GEOGRAPHY

• Coastal ecosystems

• Wave-dominated coasts

• Tides, rivers, and estuaries

• Shoreline erosion

• Tropical and coral coasts

• Coastal storms

• Storm surges

• Sea level rise

• Coastal fisheries

• Coastal zone management

GEOG 422W/522 * Thurs. 4:20-7PM * Dr. Tom Allen

Part of the Certificate in Spatial Analysis of Coastal Environments (SpACE)

GEOG 306T Hazards: Natural and Technological

Tuesday and Thursday 1:30 pm - 2:45 pm

Or

Tuesday 4:20 pm - 7:00 pm

Contact Dr. Hutton for details at nhuttons@odu.edu

Volunteers from a faith-based nonprofit clear debris from the Florida Keys after Hurricane Irma. ©Denny Orellana, 2017.

A temporary public park is located at the site of a demolished building in the Christchurch Central Business District two years after a 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck New Zealand. ©Graham Tobin, 2013

GEOG 451: The Geography of EuropeDr. Georgeanne Hribar

Wednesdays 7:10 – 9 :50

BAL 3068

Cultural identityConflict & cooperation

Contested territoryCurrent controversies

Online GIS map-based investigations

GEOG 320: Political Geography TR @ 9:30

Why has Catalonia decided to split from Spain?

Political Geography features topics like boundaries/borders, secession and separatist movements, ethnic and religious conflict, territorial claims and acquisition of land, sovereignty and Geopolitics

We will also examine political culture, voting patterns and changes, regional support for various social issues, and gerrymandering

Online Course Offering

Instructor: Dr. Hua Liu

Department of Political Science and Geography

Old Dominion University

• fundamental knowledge of GIS

• hands-on experience with leading GIS software

• well-paced learning environment

• prerequisite of many elective GIS certificate courses

GEOG 402/502: Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

• convenient study opportunity

• self-paced lecture learning

• live interaction with the instructor

• on-site lab assistance available

Summer 2018 (05/14- 06/23)

Summer 201805/14- 06/23, Mon & Wed, 6:00-9:50 p.m.

Instructor: Dr. Hua Liu (hxliu@odu.edu)

• Practical GIS/cartography projects

• Field experiment

• Group collaboration

• Applied final project

GEOG 490/590: Applied Cartography/GIS

• Presentable course outcomes

• Pre-requisite: GEOG 402/502 (GIS)

• Elective course for both GIS and Spatial

Analysis of Coastal Environments Certificates

GEOG 350: Geography of the United States and Canada

The human and physical geography of the United States and Canada will be studied, with an emphasis on population distribution, demographic changes, historical migration patterns, transportation development, natural resources and changing land use and economies, and regional identities within the U.S. and Canada.

Prerequisites: Junior standing and six credits in human behavior, or permission of the instructor.

3 credit hours - lecture format - 1 – 1:50 pm MWF - BAL 2060

For further information, contact Dr. Peter Anderson: panderso@odu.edu