GEOG 483 - GIS Applications in Emergency Management

Description:
Public safety issues and GIS-based response assessment and emergency management. GIS methodologies involving crime analysis, fire response strategies, search and rescue, networked operations, risk assessment, personnel deployment, 911 infrastructure, and homeland security issues.

Prerequisites:
GEOG 279, GEOG 476 or cons instr.

2 hrs lec, 2 hrs lab. Field Trip/Fee: Field trips may be required.

3 cr.

Available for graduate credit as GEOG 683.