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The document discusses using geographic information systems (GIS) across multiple academic fields. GIS allows geographic data like locations, maps, and images to be integrated, analyzed, and visually displayed. Any item with geographic coordinates can be mapped and analyzed in GIS. The document provides examples of using GIS for fields like geology, history, and institutional research to analyze spatial data and relationships. Free data sources and GIS resources are also listed.
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GPS WorkshopVince123
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This document introduces GPS (Global Positioning System) technology. It describes how GPS works using 24 satellites that orbit Earth and transmit time signals. A GPS receiver can determine its position by calculating the time difference of signals from three or more satellites. The document also discusses GPS data collection, types of GPS units, interfaces for connecting GPS units to other devices, and some common uses of GPS such as in agriculture, travel and geocaching.Ky Learning Depot New Horizons
Ky Learning Depot New HorizonsVince123
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The Kentucky Learning Depot is an online repository that provides educators access to high-quality, standards-aligned digital learning content. It aims to make finding and integrating this content into courses easier for teachers. The Depot contains learning objects and assets that can be full courses or individual lessons, videos, simulations and more. Content is peer-reviewed and organized with metadata tags. The repository seeks to reduce costs by encouraging reuse of resources and building an online learning community for sharing and collaboration.Using Web 2
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This document provides an overview of GIS (geographic information systems) resources and uses across different academic disciplines. It lists topics covered including basic GIS concepts, resources available on Vince DiNoto's GIS homepage, and uses for GIS in fields like biological field work, geography, geology, history, energy, economics, and demographics. Resources listed include Vince's GIS data and map pages, virtual GIS workshops, and a GIS wiki. Additional resource links include the US Census Bureau, ESRI, and the Kentucky Geonet website.New Free Web 2.0 Developments 97
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