3 Months Advanced GIS & Remote Sensing Development Training[3 Months]

“YOUR CAREER IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY”

Geoinfra Technologies India®

About

The 3-Month Advanced GIS & Remote Sensing Development Training at Geoinfra Technologies India is a short-term, skill-focused program designed to give students and professionals a strong entry into the geospatial industry.

This program is ideal for those who want to gain hands-on experience with core GIS tools, remote sensing workflows, and spatial analysis techniques within a shorter time frame. With a practical learning approach, participants build the confidence to handle spatial data and apply GIS across sectors such as urban planning, environment, disaster management, and natural resources.

Software & Tools Covered

ArcGIS 10.x | QGIS | Google Earth Pro | ArcSWAT | Web GIS Platforms | USGS Tools

Who can opt?

This program is open to graduates and postgraduates from disciplines such as Geography, Geology, Environmental Science, Civil Engineering, Planning, and Computer Science. It is equally suitable for BSc/MSc students, PhD scholars, researchers, and academicians aiming to strengthen their geospatial expertise. Additionally, working professionals seeking career growth, transition, or upskilling are encouraged to join.

What You’ll Learn

    • Foundations of GIS: Components, data models (vector & raster), coordinate systems, projections

    • Data Acquisition: Maps, GPS, remote sensing datasets, Survey of India, Bhuvan, USGS sources

    • Georeferencing & Digitization: Shapefiles, geodatabases, attribute data creation, editing tools

    • Cartography & Map Design: Map layouts, thematic maps, legends, scales, symbols

    • Spatial Analysis: Buffer, overlay, dissolve, spatial joins, statistics, interpolation

    • Hydrology & Terrain Analysis: DEMs, slope, watershed delineation, flood risk mapping

    • Remote Sensing: Image processing, band combinations, AOI extraction, classification techniques

    • LiDAR Basics: Point cloud processing, DSM/DTM generation, feature extraction

    • Web GIS Introduction: Basics of web mapping, interactivity, online map sharing

    • Mini Project: Application-based project using real datasets

Table of Contents
  1. Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
  • What is GIS?
  • Definition of GIS and its significance in various fields.
  • Historical development and evolution of GIS technology.
  • GIS Components
  • Software: Overview of popular GIS software
  • Data types
  • Geographic coordinate systems and projections.
  • Data models: Vector and raster data structures.
  1. Data Acquisition
  • Data types: Topographic Maps, GPS data, Remote Sensing data.
  • Data collection methods: Surveys, digitization, scanning.
  • Data collection sources: Survey of India, Bhukosh, Bhuvan, USGS Earth Explorer.
  1. Georeferencing
  • Introduction
  • Load Data
  • Set Coordinate System
  • Add Control Points
  • Rectification
  1. Digitization
  • Introduction
  • Shapefile and Geodatabase
  • Vectorization: Point, line and polygon features
  • File extensions in shapefile
  • Editing and advanced editing tools
  • Components in a shapefile
  • Attribute table and data creation
  1. Components of Map
  • Map layouts
  • Title
  • Legend
  • Scale and Cartographic Scale
  • North Arrow/Compass Rose
  • Grid Lines and Coordinates
  • Borders and boundaries, geographic features
  • Labels and Annotations
  • Insets
  • Grid reference, data sources and credits
  1. Thematic Maps
  • Choropleth Maps
  • Proportional Symbol Maps
  • Dot Density Maps
  • Isopleth Maps
  • Flow Maps
  • Heat Maps
  • Thematic Line Maps
  • 3D Thematic Maps
  1. GIS Data Analysis
  • Buffer Analysis
  • Overlay Analysis
  • Spatial Join
  • Dissolve and Merge
  • Clipping and Extraction
  • Spatial Statistics
  1. Data Transformation and Conversion
  • Vector to Raster
  • Raster to Vector
  • Coordinate System Transformation
  • Merging and Splitting Data
  • Attribute Data Transformation
  • Data Extraction and Data Export
  • Extraction of spatial data from excel sheets
  • Conversion and editing of GPS data
  1. Hydrology Analysis
  • Introduction
  • Importance of Hydrology in water resource management and environmental studies
  • Implementation of tools for watershed management
  • Watershed concept and characteristics
  • Types of watersheds
  • GIS Data Sources and Data Acquisition
  • Topographic Data Processing
  • Flow Accumulation
  • Flow Direction
  • Stream Network Analysis
  • Watershed delineation
  • Morphometric Analysis
  • Flood Risk Assessment using GIS Tools
  • Predictive Modeling
10.Terrain Analysis
  • Introduction
  • Digital Elevation Model (DEM)
  • Contour Mapping
  • Slope Analysis
  • Aspect Analysis
  • Visibility Analysis
  • Hillshade Analysis
  • Terrain Change Detection
  • Terrain Classification
  • Geological formations Analysis
  • Line of Sight Analysis
  • Terrain Profile and Cross-Section Analysis
  • Terrain-based Suitability Analysis
11.Advanced Spatial Analysis
  • Hot spot analysis
  • Cluster analysis
  • Spatial interpolation techniques
12.3D Visualization and Analysis
  • 3D modeling
  • Terrain visualization
  • Viewshed analysis
  • 3D interpolation
13.Time Series Analysis
  • Time-series data handling and analysis
  • Change detection over time
  • Trend analysis
  • Seasonal decomposition
14.Network Analysis
  • Introduction
  • Types of Network Analysis
  • Best Route
  • New Service Area
  • Closest Facility
  • Origin-Destination Cost Matrix
  • Location-Allocation Analysis
15.Introduction to Remote Sensing
  • What is remote sensing? How does it work?
  • Overview of the electromagnetic spectrum
  • Remote Sensing Platforms and its types
  • Characteristics and advantages of different platforms
  • Remote Sensing Data Types
16.Remote Sensing Data Processing
  • Introduction
  • Bands/Channels
  • Layer stack
  • Band Combinations
  • Extraction of Area Of Interest(AOI)
  • Ortho mosaic
17.Image Interpretation
  • Introduction
  • Visual interpretation vs. digital image processing
  • Elements of Visual Image Interpretation
  • Types of Digital Image Processing
  • Enhancing and analyzing remotely sensed images
18.Remote Sensing Data Analysis
  • Land Use/Land Cover Classification
  • Land Use Land Cover Change Detection
  • Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI)
  • Normalized Difference Water Index (NDWI)
  • Normalized Difference Built-up Index (NDBI)
  • Land Surface Temperature (LST)
19.LiDAR Data Processing
  • Introduction to LiDAR data
  • LiDAR data acquisition methods
  • LiDAR point cloud processing
  • Digital Surface Model (DSM) generation
  • Digital Terrain Model (DTM) generation
  • LiDAR-based feature extraction
20.Web Mapping
  • Collection and Preparation of Geographic Data
  • Web Map Libraries
  • Base maps
  • Overlay Layers
  • Interactivity
  • Geocoding and Search
  • Data Sharing and Collaboration
21.Hazard and Risk Assessment
  • Hazard mapping (e.g., flood, wildfire, earthquake)
  • Risk assessment methodologies
  • Vulnerability analysis
  • Emergency response planning using GIS
22.Urban Growth and Land Use Planning
  • Urban growth modeling
  • Land suitability analysis
  • Urban sprawl analysis
  • Smart city planning using GIS
  • Ecological Modeling
23.Species distribution modeling (SDM)
  • Habitat suitability analysis
  • Ecological niche modeling
  • Landscape connectivity analysis
24.Project Work
  • Define Project Objectives
  • Select Topic and Geographic Area
  • Data Collection and Preparation
  • Project Design and Workflow
  • Spatial Analysis
  • Analysis Results and Interpretation
  • Documentation and Submission
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
GIS Analyst | GIS Engineer | GIS Project Manager | GIS Technician | GIS Associate | GIS Consultant | GIS Specialist

Please Note:

  1. Enrollment Date: You can start the course anytime at your convenience. We follow a flexible admission system, so there are no fixed start dates.
  2. Class Timings: Considering the time difference between India and other countries, we adjust class schedules to match your availability. Our general slots run between 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM (IST), but timings can be customized to suit your personal or professional commitments.
  3. Learning Resources & Software Access: Every student will receive a complete package of study support, including:
  • GIS exercise databases for practice.
  • Softcopies of notes and reference material.
  • Recorded lecture access (where applicable).
  • Hands-on practice modules and assignments.
  • Access to industry-standard GIS software to build practical skills and confidence.

This ensures that your learning experience is smooth, flexible, and highly practical, no matter where you are located.