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METIER Interdisciplinary Environmental Research

METIER (METhods of Interdisciplinary Environmental Research) is a Marie Curie Series of Events offered by the PEER network and funded by the European Community.

http://peer-initiative.org/html/obj53.html

METIER Graduate Training Course No. 4:
"Geo-visualisation in Environmental Research"
10-14 December, Wageningen University (The Netherlands)

Online registration for this training course will be open till 31st August 2007.
http://peer-initiative.org/html/obj291.html

Geo-visualisation is a rather new tool for understanding, interpretation and assessment of environmental data. Geo-visualisation of landscape patterns and processes offers an innovative approach to present and discuss results of data collection, data analysis and data simulation. Cartography and scientific graphics form the roots of geo-visualisation however it is all based on the digital principles of Geographical Information Systems.
The course provides an overview of the different forms of geovisualisation. Aspects of presentation and the criteria to develop and to use such geo-visualisations will be discussed.

The course addresses young scientists of different fields and disciplines such as environmental scientists, land use planners and ecologists who are interested in learning the techniques and fundamentals of geovisualisation. Target participants are PhD students and early-stage researchers (e.g. post-doctoral researchers), who will benefit from the interdisciplinary approach intended by this course.

Online training material for METIER Graduate Training Courses is available online at:

http://peer-initiative.org/html/obj147.html

No. 3 - Remote Sensing of the Land Surface, 23-27 April 2007, Leicester

http://peer-initiative.org/html/obj81.html

No. 1 - Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere, 25-29 September 2006, Ispra, Italy


News item alert provided by Kate Lance, GSDI Association Legal & Economic Working Group
Source: GSDI-legal-econ List or SDI-Europe List


For more information visit:

peer-initiative.org


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