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P. O. Box 19076
Khaitan, Kuwait 83001
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GIS Project:
1. Research question and project goals
Constructing a logical spatial analysis flow chart that details the project steps will make the success of the analysis more likely. What types of analyses will you perform? Overlays? Multivariate regressions? Spatial interpolations? The spatial analysis flow diagram should include:
Before you embark on your project, you should do an inventory of the data requirements and sources of information. Even with the widespread availability of digital data on the Internet, many GIS projects are mired in data collection, input, and integration. Check if the data are already in digital format. Will you have to scan in paper maps or input data from statistical yearbooks?
Often you will find that once you start the project, there is a need to revise the procedures originally intended. Once the analysis is complete, you should evaluate the accuracy and validity of the results. Fieldwork may be required
The results will have to be presented in a format suitable for the audience, and this can include a poster-sized map, journal paper, PowerPoint presentation, etc.
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Statistics & Environment Solutions Consultants
door # 9 & 10, 6th Floor, Khaitan Mall, Block 6, Khaitan
P. O. Box 19076
Khaitan, Kuwait 83001
Kuwait
ph: +965-2473-5590
fax: +965-2473-5509
alt: +965-66119158
sscsecco