Brief Summary
This course is your go-to for mastering spatial SQL and GIS with Postgresql and PostGIS. Forget about just clicking around in the GUI! You’ll learn to write SQL queries for advanced tasks that will make your work smoother and more powerful. Trust me, it’s a game changer!
Key Points
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Learn spatial SQL and GIS using Postgresql and PostGIS
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Automate tasks without the need for extensive programming skills
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Transform complex GIS tasks into simple SQL queries
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Move beyond GUI and embrace the power of SQL
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Create advanced spatial analysis tools
Learning Outcomes
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Develop skills to manage spatial data using SQL
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Create tools for advanced spatial analysis
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Replicate traditional GIS tasks like overlays and buffers with ease
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Gain confidence in automating GIS tasks
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Enjoy the process and realize the power of SQL
About This Course
learning spatial SQL and GIS with Postgresql and PostGIS for performing sophistical data analytics and data mining
Are you stuck in a rut of only knowing how to use a GIS GUI? Do you want to learn how to automate tasks, but are afraid of computer programming. If so, SQL is the most powerful tool you can learn to help you perform complex GIS tasks. This course is designed to teach you how to write SQL to replicate many database and GIS tasks. We will start at a very basic overview, and then proceed to more advanced topics related to GIS.
Through a series of lectures, I will work side-by-side with you to develop SQL queries that perform advanced GIS tasks, some of which might be impossible to perform in the GUI. Once my students learn GIS, they very rarely want to return back to using the GUI.
By writing SQL code alongside me, you will see how solving GIS tasks in SQL is like a second nature. This is a very comprehensive course that should take multiple days to complete - but don't worry about that - you will be having a lot of fun learning how powerful SQL can be, and continually ask yourself "why didn't I start using SQL sooner!"
use SQL to manage spatial data
create advanced spatial analysis tools in SQL
replicate many traditional GIS tasks (overlay, buffer, etc.) using SQL
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