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GIS in wind energy and environmental studies - Danish High Schools

Educational framework Student participation Web-based GIS Field-based GIS Desktop-based GIS GIS analysis using Environmental data Wind data Torben P. Jensen Edugis Website: www.gogis.dk. GIS in wind energy and environmental studies - Danish High Schools.

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GIS in wind energy and environmental studies - Danish High Schools

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  1. Educational framework Student participation Web-based GIS Field-based GIS Desktop-based GIS GIS analysis using Environmental data Wind data Torben P. Jensen Edugis Website: www.gogis.dk GIS in wind energy and environmental studies - Danish High Schools

  2. GIS and student participation • Good ICT-functionality and knowledge sharing • Teaching teams cooperating closely and openly • Well-structured teaching models wíth sub-categories

  3. The extension and use of the internet in Denmark • A growing number of private citizens in Demark have access to the internet • 1999-2003: from 50 % to 77 % • 12 to 19 age group: 97 % • 60 to 69 age group: 44 % • over 70 age group: 21% • All schools in a single Sector network • All schools have web sites • Communication platform for all schools “Skolekom” using First Class - more than 300,000 users .

  4. The three classical learning rooms • The classroom • The study room • The training room

  5. Exploration room – new room • From learning objectives to product • Interchange of classroom theory and field work in the exploration room • Use of ICT and selected digital learning objectives in the exploration room • Learning objectives and product demands determine student participation and student activities in the exploration room

  6. Learning styles • The Activist • Motto: We must learn by doing and testing. • The Theoretician • Motto: We must adjust practice to the best theory. • The Pragmatist • Motto: The theory must work in practice – or we’ll make a new theory. • The Reflective • Motto: We must look at the problem from all angles.

  7. Teaching model • Problem • Background • Exercises • Links

  8. Learning categories • Experience • Insights • Source • Methods • Express • Exercise

  9. Web-based GIS - Digital atlas - type of data

  10. Web-based GIS with local data • Digital Atlas – Local area: Students often see and understand the possibilities in GIS

  11. Ortho photo in GIS • GIS can show Ortho photo in a Geographical Information System • Example from Klim

  12. Ortho photo with GIS analysis by students • A GIS project can visualize the collected data in a map • On top of an Ortho photo the students may draw the outlines of a building and add new information about every location.

  13. Ortho photo with GIS-data • The same GIS project again • Not the map, but part of the data base made by the students is shown here

  14. Environmental pollution at Mundelstrup • The 1980s: more than 20 sites were depolluted. The toxic soil was removed and new soil put on

  15. Map of the fertilizer factory - the source of pollution • Fertilizer factory (1888-1924) • Map from about 1900

  16. GIS analysis using environmental data • Environmental issues near Mundelstrup, Denmark

  17. Field-based GIS - using pda (iPAQ) and ArcPad • iPAQ og ArcPad can be used to collect and store data from the satellites • The data can be used in the GIS programs.

  18. From spread sheet to GIS project • The students make spread sheets with information on every locality, environmental conditions such as water pollution etc. • The spread sheet is imported into ArcView and the program shows the different contents of the legends

  19. Polluted plots of land • The Municipality of Aarhus, Denmark

  20. Wells and polluted land

  21. Students’ GIS reports on the pollution. • GIS data can be exchanged via mail and conference systems like First Class.

  22. Wind energy in Europe • Wind energy Production in 2002

  23. GIS query - wind velocity • Find the best locations for wind mills

  24. Buffer zone calculation

  25. Calculate distances from wind mills

  26. Links • www.gogis.dk • www.gogis.dk/03/mundelstrup • www.itmf.dk/itmf160 • www.skolegis.dk/best • www.gogis.dk/natgis/vind/

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