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Nick Bearman, teaching fellow in the Department of Geography at the University College London, discusses his research of large-scale spatial geographic data using geographic information systems, including managing, collecting, analyzing, and visually displaying spatial geographic data, his "PopChange" project, and recommended tools and advice.
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Chapter 1: What is Spatial Geographic Data and How did You Become Interested in the Field?
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Chapter 2: What is a Geographic Information System (GIS), and How can it be Used?
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Chapter 3: How have Developments in Technology Improved GIS?
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Chapter 4: What Types of Data can be Collected and Analyzed Using GIS?
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Chapter 5: What Computational Skills and Methods do You Need when Working with Large-scale Data?
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Chapter 6: What are the Key Things to Keep in Mind When Visualizing Data?
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Chapter 7: How do You Manage Large-scale Geographic Data?
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Chapter 8: Tell us About Your Project "PopChange"
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Chapter 9: Did You Learn Anything Unexpected While Working on This Project?
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Chapter 10: What Tools Would You Recommend Using for This Type of Research?
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Chapter 11: What Advice Would You Give People Looking to do Research Using GIS?
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