How to Produce Prediction Map in GIS With ArcGIS and Excel?
Step By Step Guide To Produce and Validate Hazards Prediction Map With ArcGIS and Excel Using Frequency Ratio Model
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What You Will Learn!
- UPDATES March 2019: Course full data was uploaded with Section 2.
- You’ll have my continuous support, taking your hand step-by-step to develop your first high quality map using real data
- Writing a journal article, MOST WELCOME, I am available to help you to produce a scientific article qualified for peer review acceptance
- I will be with you to interpret the results, we will discuss about the technical issues as well as how to make your results meaningful
- Free access to all my previous publications techniques and methods: Search for "Omar Althuwaynee on Researchgate"
Description
Since the late 1980s, the widely popular and efficient geographic information system (GIS) has facilitated the development of new machine learning, data-driven, and empirical methods that reduce generalization errors.
In the this course, i have shared a famous and solid bivariate technique (Frequency ratio), to help you start your first prediction map using ArcMap and Excel only.
UPDATES March 2019: Course full data was uploaded with Section 2.
I will explain the spatial correlation between; prediction factors, and the dependent factor. Also, how to find the autocorrelations between; the prediction factors, by considering their prediction importance or contribution. Finally, I will Produce susceptibility map using; Microsoft Excel and ESRI ArcGIS only. Model prediction validation will be measured by most common statistical method of Area under the curve (AUC).
Who Should Attend!
- Students and researchers of environmental engineering sciences, Ecology, and Other Natural Sciences
- Any discipline who wanted to start easily using GIS in producing susceptibility mapping purposes and hazard assessment
- Beginner in geographical information system software's, looking for quick self development
Tags
- GIS
- Excel
- ArcGIS
- Predictive Mapping
Subscribers
592
Lectures
18
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