Geographic information science (GIS) is a relatively new field that uses computer technology to link maps to digital data. Resource managers and urban planners rely on the expertise of GIS technicians
Geographic information science (GIS) is a relatively new field that uses computer technology to link maps to digital data. Resource managers and urban planners rely on the expertise of GIS technicians when they are making critical decisions about asset management, environmental assessment, development, and harvest.
GIS skills are applicable in any organization that maintains assets in the environment. Graduates work with mines and resources, utility companies, First Nations, urban and rural municipalities, and health care agencies, to maintain information with geospatial reference.
Have you ever hovered your computer mouse over a map image and a name pops up? This is the simplest of GIS applications. If you have good computer skills, a keen eye for detail, and an interest in project management from conceptual design to rollout, the GIS program could be a good fit for you. With many employment opportunities, now is the time to launch your GIS career. Graduates are working in company offices and remotely. GIS is a one-year certificate program offered full time at Saskatchewan Polytechnic Prince Albert Campus.
You’ll learn the concepts, practice the applications, and build expertise in using GIS software to analyze and map data. In this hands-on approach to applying GIS technology, you will learn about:
Drone, or Uncrewed Aerial Vehicle (UAV) data acquisition, processing, and interpretation
Global Positioning Systems (GPS)
GIS process automation
GIS analysis and spatial mapping
Database and worksheet design
Web mapping and web cartography
Remote sensing and image analysis
Are you ready for experiential learning and a rewarding career? Your tomorrow starts at #SaskPolytech with an applied education in one of our 150 programs. Tomorrow in the making.
The Advanced Diploma in GIS Applications provides skills training in geographic information systems (GIS) to university and college graduates who wish to strengthen their employment opportunities in GIS applications – an area that is in high demand around the world.
Learn the basics of GIS systems, create maps and edit and manage GIS data. Learning project management, students have the opportunity to work on various projects, showcasing data collection
Geographic Information Systems (GIS), a popular and affordable technology, are used to automate the gathering, storage, analysis and communication of geospatial data in a variety of contexts, and used for many specialized purposes by corporations and governments.
Geomatics encompasses the logic, art, science and technology involved in collecting, managing, and communicating geographically-referenced information in its many forms.
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