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GEO 596: Internet Mapping and Distributed Geographic Information Services

SDSU Ed Center Faculty Fellowship, 2002. GEO 596: Internet Mapping and Distributed Geographic Information Services. Ming-Hsiang Tsou mtsou@mail.sdsu.edu Department of Geography San Diego State University. Web-based Lectures and Labs http://map.sdsu.edu/geo596. On-line lecture notes

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GEO 596: Internet Mapping and Distributed Geographic Information Services

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  1. SDSU Ed Center Faculty Fellowship, 2002 GEO 596:Internet Mapping and Distributed Geographic Information Services Ming-Hsiang Tsou mtsou@mail.sdsu.edu Department of Geography San Diego State University

  2. Web-based Lectures and Labshttp://map.sdsu.edu/geo596 • On-line lecture notes • On-line lab instructions • On-line discussion forum • Individual Student Web pages • Group Project Web Pages Design with Internet Map Servers.

  3. Why Web-based Lecture/Lab Exercises? • Easy update information. I can modify the contents of notes one hour before the lecture. • Students can access on-line Internet mapping examples with the lecture/lab instructions. • Paper free (Except for the lab grading). • Multi-media Enhancement. (Flash animation, Mpeg movies…) • No TA for this course.

  4. Implementation Strategy • Creating a Web Server (located in my office, SH326) • http://map.sdsu.edu/geo596 • Settings of Student’s Web Accounts on the Server • 25 students account and web folders • 8 group project accounts and web folders • Implementation of ESRI ArcIMS 3.1, ServletEngine, ASP, etc. • Settings of GIS lab workstation in SAL lab (with help from our lab managers) • Installation of ArcIMS Manager on each local machine • Installation of VRML players, MapGuide Viewer, IMS Viewer.

  5. Lectures/Lab (Software: FrontPage XP)

  6. On-line Forum (http://map.sdsu.edu/forum/)

  7. Student Web Sites and Graduate Assignments

  8. Student Group Projects

  9. The Next Step • Upgrade the ArcIMS 3.1  4.0 (during the summer) • Testing other IMS software: • ER Mapper’s Image Web Server • AutoDesk MapGuide

  10. Mobile Internet Mapping (PDA, Pocket PC)

  11. Acknowledgement • Department of Geography (chair: Dr. Edward Aguado) --- Internet Map Servers & Web Servers • Dean Paul Strand --- FDP grant / Grant-in-Aid • Dr. Kris Stewart and Jeff Sale -- EdCenter • Faculty Fellows

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