ArcGIS is a geographic information system (GIS) for working with maps and geographic information. It is used for creating and using maps, compiling geographic data, analyzing mapped information, sharing and discovering geographic information, using maps and geographic information.

This video course is structured in a way to get easily familiar with Modeling the flow of the water in a surface. Free vector and raster data are being used during the entire course. Just follow the steps described in each video course and you will solve location allocation model in a fraction of time!

You need a valid ArcGIS license for this course. You can request a trail on the ArcGIS website.

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• Course on using ArcGIS for hydrology
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n recent years, GIS has become firmly established in all kinds of professional organizations and the number of companies and institutions that use GIS is still increasing. GIS is of course used by companies and institutions that see spatial data activities as their core business. In addition, GIS is used within companies and organizations that have their core activities within related fields of activity, ie within the fields in which the spatial component plays an important role. In those cases, GIS is applied within the production environment of a company or organization.