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    Default GS15-1L: Breakthrough Raster Design - Changing the Way You Look at the World

    Instructors: Mathews Mathai and Nick Zeeben (Assistant); Robert Johnston, R.L.S. (Assistant)

    Class Description: Autodesk Raster Design deals with a whole new class of raster data that includes digital elevation models and multispectral satellite imagery. Learn how you can use these extremely useful sources of information in your presentations, projects, and deliverables. Learn how to create color maps to visualize and analyze slope conditions for site suitability as well as work with satellite data to help identify land use patterns, vegetation cover, water resources, and environmental information. See how these display and analyses tools enable you to utilize raster data as more than just a pretty backdrop in mapping and GIS projects.
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