Sumeeta Srinivasan is a Preceptor in Geospatial Methods at the Department of Government at Harvard University a short distance down river Charles from MIT where she did her PhD. She is also affiliated with the China Project at the SEAS and the Center for Geographic Analysis at the Institute for Quantitative Social Sciences at Harvard. Dr. Srinivasan's main research interest is in studying...
This course is a workshop for students who have taken the introductory Geographical Information Systems course and want to explore detailed applications.
Introduces the fundamental statistical and mapping tools needed for analysis of environmental and social policy. Topics are linked by environmental and social themes and include spatial statistics; surface estimation; raster algebra; suitability modeling and remote sensing.
This seminar will use mapping as a methodological technique to examine social and environmental issues. Students will be expected to use mapping software to examine spatial data for a location and topic of their choice for their final paper. Weekly discussions will be conducted in class on various mapping related topics.
This course introduces Geographical Information Systems and their applications. GIS is a combination of software and hardware with capabilities for manipulating, analyzing and displaying spatially referenced information.
