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Workshop FeeThe cost of the workshop is $495. This fee includes instruction,handout materials, and refreshment breaks. Full dining (breakfast,lunch, and dinner) is available across the street from the College of Forestry at Marketplace West or at a variety of restaurants in Corval-lis.ArrangementsAll sessions will be held in Peavy Hall at the College of Forestry onthe Oregon State University campus, Corvallis, Oregon. Maps of Corvallis and campus will be mailed to participants, along with a list of lodging accommodations. Lodging information can also be obtainedthrough the World Wide Web at www.visitcorvallis.com. Partici-pants will be responsible for making their own lodging arrangements.EnrollmentTo enroll, please 1) complete and return the attached registrationform with the fee, or 2) or contact the Conference Coordinator at(541) 737-2329, or 3) register through the world wide web at http:// outreach.cof.orst.edu/.

Additional GIS Workshops

Introduction to GIS Applications in Natural Resources withArcGIS 8.3February 12-13, 2004May 6-7, 2004

InformationConference CoordinatorCollege of ForestryOregon State University202 Peavy HallCorvallis OR 97331-5707Phone: (541) 737-2329

Fax: (541) 737-4966

E-mail: forestry.outreach.education@oregonstate.edu

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Who should attend?This course is intended to provide advanced instruction for natural resource professionals, analysts, and technicians who use ArcGIS 8.3.Participants are expected to have several months of applied experience using ArcGIS 8.3 software or have completed Introduction to GISApplications in Natural Resources with ArcGIS 8.3 (see opposite page for course dates). Required skills include working knowledge of ArcMap, ArcToolbox, and basic file management. Laboratory exercises that use natural resource data will be used to provide participantswith hands-on experience in using ArcGIS 8.3 GIS. Participants who are not involved in working with natural resources should also find theadvanced course topics useful. All participants work on their own workstation computer and ArcGIS 8.3 software is used for laboratoryexercises.

Instructor information:The workshop will be taught by Dr. Michael Wing, an assistant professor in the Forest Engineering Department at Oregon State University

and co-author of the textbook Geographic Information Systems: Applications in Forestry and Natural Resources Management. Dr. Wing isa registered professional land surveyor and water right examiner in Oregon, has over ten years of experience in applying spatial tools fornatural resource research, and has provided GIS consultation and services for a variety of federal, state, and private organizations. Dr. Winghas taught over 25 multiple-day GIS workshops at OSU.

ScheduleDay One8:30 Overview of Course

Role of GIS in Natural Resource Analysis8:45 ArcGIS 8.3 Review

ArcMap, ArcToolbox, ArcCatalogData Structure Principles and Considerations

10:15 Examining and Organizing Spatial DataCreating Layers from Event Tables

Application: Calculating watershed statistics12:00 Lunch

1:15 Viewing and Manipulating Tabular DataImporting / Exporting DataEditing Tables w/ Field Calculator RequestsApplying the Power of Spatial Joins

Application: Analyzing forest monitoring sites3:30 Creating a Map in a Layout

Fine Tuning Layout ControlsApplication: Mapping forested resources

5:00 Adjourn

Day Two8:30 Overlay and Proximity Tools

ArcToolBox, Geoprocessing Wizard, XToolsCreating Data Layers from Digital Orthophotos

Application: Calculating timber volumes10:15 Geographic Data Projections

Using ArcToolbox to Reproject DataApplication: Converting data to Oregons Lambertprojection

12:00 Lunch

1:15 Spatial Analyst: Working with Raster DataReading Digital Elevation Models (DEMs)Analyzing Raster and Vector Data Simultaneously

Application: Calculating elevation and slope for forestedroads, streams, and stands

2:45 Spatial Analyst: Extracting Information from DEMsThe Raster Calculator

Application: Delineating watershed boundaries4:00 Adjourn