Health & Environmental Risk Institute

WORKSHOPS

ArcView Workshops
at the
University of Cincinnati:

Introduction to ArcView GIS, 2 days, $660

     September 13-14, 1999
     December 13-14, 1999
     March 20-21, 2000

Introduction to Avenue, September 15-16, 2 days, $660

     September 15-16, 1999
     December 15-16, 1999
     March 22-23, 2000

Working with the ArcView Spatial Analyst, 3 days, $1080,TBD

Tuition includes instructional materials. ArcView is a popular display and query GIS package from Environmental Systems Research Institute (ESRI). It is a user-friendly program that is used in conjunction with data from a wide variety of sources, including Arc/Info, AutoCAD, and relational database management systems.

Organized by

JC-GISSA

UC's Joint Center
for

Geographic Information Systems
and Spatial Analysis

Workshop Location | Workshop Purpose
Intended Audience | Registration |

Workshop Location

The workshop will be held at the University of Cincinnati, in the GIS laboratories at JC-GISSA. The university is located 2 miles north of downtown Cincinnati, and 12 miles from the Greater Cincinnati Airport. A variety of hotels and motels are located in the city center or in other locations close to the university.

For further information, contact:

Joint Center for GIS and Spatial Analysis
University of Cincinnati
Telephone: 513-556-3421
Fax: 513-556-3370
E-mail: bev.mueller@uc.edu

Workshop Purpose

In response to a growing demand for continuing education in the field of geographic information science (GIS), the UC's Joint Center for Geographic Information Systems and Spatial Analysis (JC-GISSA) is pleased to offer a series of workshops to meet the needs of managers and technicians in this rapidly expanding field.

Intended Audience

The Introduction to ArcView GIS workshop is intended for both GIS technicians and non-technical GIS "consumers," i.e. end users and executives. The Introduction to Avenue workshop provides the skills and knowledge for using Avenue to customize graphical userinterface (GUI) to ArcView GIS. It also provides access to advanced spatial analytical functions that are not available through the default ArcView GUI. The Joint Center for GIS is an ESRI Authorized Arcview Learning Center, and all instructors are authorized by ESRI.

Registration

To register for a GIS workshop, copy and complete this form, enclose your check, money order,voucher or purchase order (sorry we cannot accept credit card) for the total course fee payable to the University of Cincinnati, and mail, at least 30 days prior to the workshop, to:

Joint Center for GIS and Spatial Analysis
University of Cincinnati
P.O. Box 210131
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0131

You will receive an instructional packet, including transportation,
lodging information, and maps no later that one week prior to the course. Due to the hands-on nature of most of workshops, enrollment will be limited. The Center reserves the right to cancel a workshop due to insufficient enrollment. Registrants may withdraw from a workshop with a full refund less a $100 processing fee at any time prior to 14 days before the scheduled start of the workshop.

REGISTRATION FORM

Name: ______________________________

Business Address: __________________________________________________
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Home Address: __________________________________________________
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Phone:________________Fax:__________________

Email address____________________________

I wish to register for the workshop:

Introduction to ArcView GIS, 2 days, $660

     September 13-14, 1999
     December 13-14, 1999
     March 20-21, 2000

Introduction to Avenue, September 15-16, 2 days, $660

     September 15-16, 1999
     December 15-16, 1999
     March 22-23, 2000

Working with the ArcView Spatial Analyst, 3 days, $1080,TBD

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