Enog Geographic Information Technology
(Centre for Integrated Built-Environmental Consultancy & Research)
GIT Training
Our GIT training is based on practical applications of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Global Positioning Systems (GPS), Remote Sensing (Satellite and Drone-based), and Total Station using various platforms, including Python Programming, ArcGIS, Quantum GIS, and AutoCAD. As consultants and researchers, we integrate our real-world projects and scientific innovations into our training to demonstrate practical applications of Geographic Information Technology on various built-environmental projects, including Thematic/General Purpose Mapping for all sectors of the economy, Land Surveying, Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA), and Urban Planning & Design.
List of Courses
GIT 101: Introduction to Practical GIS
GIT 102: Introduction to Practical Remote Sensing
GIT 103: Introduction to Practical Cadastral Land Surveying
GIT 104: Introduction to Practical Urban Planning and Design
GIT 105: Introduction to Practical Site Planning and Design
GIT 106: Introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA)
GIT 107: Introduction to Heritage Impact Assessment (HIA)
GIT 108: Introduction to Research Methods in Geographic Information Technology
GIT 111: Advanced Practical GIS (Geo-Spatial Modelling using Geo-Spatial Artificial Intelligence)
GIT 112: Advanced Practical Remote Sensing (Satellite Image Classification Using Geo-Spatial Artificial Intelligence)
GIT 113: Advanced Practical Cadastral Land Surveying (Total Station, GPS, GIS, and AutoCad Applications)
GIT 114: Advanced Practical Urban Planning and Design (3-D Urban Modelling)
GIT 115: Advanced Practical Site Planning and Design (3-D Site Modelling)
GIT 116: Advanced Environmental Impact Assessment -EIA (Research and Practical Methods for Impact Prediction, Evaluation, and Mitigation)
GIT 117: Advanced Heritage Impact Assessment -HIA (Research and Practical Methods for Heritage Identification, Impact Prediction, Evaluation, Mitigation, and Integration with Environmental and Planning Processes)
GIT 118: Advanced and General Research Methods (Scientific Writing, Academic Writing, and Scientific Presentation)