Analysis of prospection results: Vector geoprocessing. GIS applied to Archaeology

A new module of the free GIS course applied to Archeology is now available. With this module we are already starting to explore some of the advanced tools of Geographic Information Systems.

We will see how to apply vector geoprocesses to analyze the geographic information related to an archaeological site. We will also work with the information obtained from a GPS in a GPX file.

If you have not done the previous exercises, we recommend you to start with the first module.

We remind you that the data to follow the course can be downloaded in a compressed .zip file from this link.

Remember that for doubts about software use, carrying out the exercises, and problems that you find when carrying out the course, you can use the gvSIG users mailing list.

Module 3. Analysis of prospection results

Previous modules:

Module 1: Preparation of an archaeological project

Module 2: Digitalizing prospection areas. GIS applied to Archeology

 

 

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10 Responses to Analysis of prospection results: Vector geoprocessing. GIS applied to Archaeology

  1. Oh great! As a student of archaeology I will definitely go for it.

  2. chinyere uchendu says:

    I have downloaded the data, installed software but the software doesn’t work. 

    Sent from Yahoo Mail on Android

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  5. Aliyu alhassan says:

    I want to reading this course his
    I need to apply &admission

    • Mario says:

      Hi Aliyu, the course is free and any registration is required. You only have to follow the videos that will are publishing at this blog. At this post you have the last module that we have published, and at the end of the post you can see the links to the first ones.

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