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This course focuses on theoretical concepts and computational methods that describe, represent and simulate the functioning of real-world geospatial processes. We define the general properties of geospatial computing and explain the role of simulations in analysis and understanding of observed spatial phenomena, testing of hypotheses and theories, and prediction of spatio-temporal systems behavior. We discuss the current methods and techniques for simulations using deterministic, stochastic and rule-based models as well as agent-based simulation of complex systems. Hands-on component of the course will cover implementation of simulations in GIS and advanced applications driven by the student's research. Some prior programming experience is expected along with exposure to geospatial modeling, such as in GIS/²Ñ·¡´¡Ìý582 or equivalent.

Restriction: 15GAPHD or Permission of Instructor

Typically offered in Spring only