Department of Geology Conducts 6 Day’s QGIS Training

 

The Department of Geology conducted a Six-Day Short Term Training Program on QGIS, a Curated programme for the technical staff of the Directorate of Settlement and Land Records, Panaji-Goa from 31-1-2022 to 5-2-2022. The course was attended by 9 technical staff of the Directorate of Settlement and Land Records. 

 The objectives of the course were as follows

To impart QGIS training in
  • Spatial data visualization techniques
  • Creating Geospatial datasets 
  • Raster and Vector data analysis
  • Visual Image interpretation
  • Accessing open-source data
  • Terrain analysis
  • Field data collection



The course was designed to be completely hands-on training with just enough theory to supplement learning. The participants were exposed to the power of open-source QGIS through curated exercises which were based on local datasets. The sessions gradually progressed from introductory topics such as data models in GIS to advance topics such as geospatial analysis, in addition, there were field demonstrations on DGPS and field data collection using Android mobile devices.  All of the participants showed great enthusiasm in learning modern technology and were very satisfied with the outcome of the works as evidenced from their feedback of the training.

 


 

Demonstration in class 

Field data collection exercise using Android mobile phone on campus 





The valedictory function was graced by the principal in charge Dr Ananya Das and the Dean of Sciences and Head, Department of Geology Dr Meghana Devli. Assistant professor Swati Ghadi hoisted the event while Assistant professor Malcolm Afonso proposed the vote of thanks.


The Department of Geology provides consultancy in QGIS training and GIS mapping, for inquiry please write to geology@chowgules.ac.in 

Feedback session 


Distribution of Certificates


Participants along with faculty members 


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