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• GEOG250 Cartography: Map and Airphoto Interpretation

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GEOG250 Cartography: Map and Airphoto Interpretation

(3.0 credits)

The course focuses on the use of maps and airphotos for the interpretation of the physical and the human landscape. Lectures and labs cover the basics of map reading and interpretation, mapmaking, aerial photography, and remote sensing.

Prerequisites: GEOG 112 OR Instructor permission Lecture Hours: 30 Lab Hours: 15

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