Recent Tweets
- @GeodataPolicy drawing conculsions from a 9 year old survey in this market is pretty spurious - i agree it is time for a redux #urisa
- @DaleLoberger @geocrusader80 Do you think more local gov'ts are moving towards #opendata since the 2003 #URISA survey? // cc @kpomfret 2/2
- @DaleLoberger I believe I suggested that it's time for an update to the #URISA data policy survey. 1/2
- Two #URISA Certified Workshops are being offered at the Alaska Surveying and Mapping Conference, February 13-14. http://t.co/25EG41tz
- Bravo!: URISA's GISCorps Continues to Impact the World: http://t.co/W17ey6VL via @gisuser #URISA #GISCorps
Building Quality Spatial Data
Spatial data plays a big part in the Information Age, from on-line mapping services to downloadable data from thousands of government agencies.
- Do you always trust spatial data?
- Do your users trust your GIS data?
Creating and maintaining accurate spatial data is one of the keys to a successful GIS implementation. Without quality data, the most user-friendly GIS will not be accepted and used by it’s intended audience. This course will present best practices, processes, quality control and quality assurance techniques for developing and maintaining high quality spatial data that users will trust and utilize.
Specific topics include:
- Guidelines for selecting the appropriate levels of quality and accuracy
- Establishing an effective data quality control program
- Data conversion quality control / quality assurance
- How to attack and defeat quality problems
- High quality processes lead to high quality data
- Principles and processes for statistics-based quality assurance testing
Intended Audience: Project managers and technical staff creating or maintaining spatial data, GIS users considering acquiring or developing new spatial data – both in the government and private sectors, and spatial data users who need a better understanding of how quality data is developed.
