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Aaranyak (www.aaranyak.org), a registered society and a Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation is offering International Training on Geo-informatics and its application on Biodiversity Conservation from 15-27 September 2011 at Guwahati, India.

What is this training all about?

 

This training is designed to disseminate knowledge about geo-spatial technology and its application in the field of biodiversity conservation for conservation biologist. The objective of this short term training course is to make the participants familiar with the technology and utility of geo-informatics in the field of biodiversity conservation. This course hopes to bring about a basic understanding of the relevant topics for new as well as middle level technical personnel, who are entrusted with the responsibility of planning, mapping and implementation of plans related to conservation of biological diversity.

 

Course Structure:

The course is modular in structure and provides a balanced treatment of theory, application and practical experience as follows.

Remote Sensing:

        Fundamentals of Remote Sensing

        Principles of Remote Sensing

        Satellite Remote Sensing

        Sensors and platforms

        Visual and digital analysis of Remote Sensing data.

        Introduction to MSS, TM, LISS, Thermal Images, Rader Technology.

Aerial Survey:

        Introduction to aerial photography

        Types of aerial photos

        Handling and storage of aerial photos.

GIS:

        Introduction to GIS

        Basic principles of GIS

        Concept of GIS data

        GIS data types

        Method of GIS data generation

        Spatial analysis

        Digital cartography

        Analytical capability of GIS

GPS:

        Basics of GPS

        Use of handheld GPS.

        Extensive hands on exercise of GPS application in field.

        Application of GPS in forestry and

        biodiversity conservation.

 

Application:

        Application of Geo-informatics in

        biodiversity conservation.

        Three days live project will be

        assigned to participants to make them more

        understandable of the subject.

 

How to Apply:

Interested participants should download the brochure and fill up the registration form and email the scanned copy of the registration form to course coordinator on or before 10th August, 2011.

Short listed participants will be informed via email on or before 15th August, 2011. Mode of payment will be preferably wire transfer. However payments can also be made on the 1st day of the course,

provided participants register online or via email. The course fee includes accommodation (twin share), food (breakfast,lunch & dinner), course materials, cost of field work/trip, etc.

 

Seat Capacity:

Seat Capacity is Fifteen (15)

 

Registration Types

Registration Deadline

Registration Fee

Early Bird

30th June, 2011

US$ 1500

Regular Entry

1st Auguat,2011

US$ 1750

Final Deadline

10th August, 2011

US$ 2000

Announcement of short listed participants

15th Auguat, 2011

Duration

15th -27th September, 2011

 

 

Contact Detail

 

Course Coordinator

Mr. Pranjit Kumar Sarma                

        Programme Head

        Geo-spatial Technology Application Programme

        Aaranyak, a scientific and industrial research organization.

        50th Samanwoy Path

        Survey, Beltola

        Guwahati -781028

Email :     pranjit@aaranyak.org

                prangis@gmail.com

Phone: +91 0361 2235758 (office)

                +91 99579 39850 (mobile)


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