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CourseTopicTitle:GISFieldMappingTech.'

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SpecialCourses

TermToBeOffered:2177(Fall2017)Term(s)Previously Offered:NADates(iflessthanterm):

SubjectArea:GEOGRPYCourseType:

(i.e.,MUSC,ECON,PEGNRL,MCS)

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CourseTopicTitle:GISFieldMappingTech.

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Prerequisites:GEOGRPY270orInstructorConsentSpecialCourseFee:

SpecialStudy496

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GradeBasis:ConventionalLetterSINCorPass/Fail(NOTE: ForGenEd291,thegradebasisisS/NC)

TotalContactHours:30LectureHoursperweek:2

TotalCredits:2

Note:Totalcontacthoursaretotalmeetingminutespersemesterdividedby50(i.e.,40actualhoursisequalto2400minutes/50=48contacthours). Ifweb-based,seeinformation at

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LettersandSciencesDepartment(s): Geography,GeologyandEnv.Science

EricCampas

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Description:Thiscourseintroducesstudentstoseveralfieldmappingtechniquesusedingeographicinformationsystems(GIS).Theseincludetheuseofglobalpositioningsystems(OPS)andunmannedaerialsystems(UASor"drones").Students willlearnhowtousebothtoconductfieldmappingfornaturalresourceandagriculturalapplications.Studentswilllearn theconceptualoverviewofeachtechnique,receivehands-ontrainingwithUWWequipment,andlearnsoftwarefortheprocessingoffield-collecteddata.ForOPS,thatincludesbothresource-andsurvey-gradeinstrumentsandforUASthat includesbothfixed-wingandmulti-rotoraircraft.

Objectives:Thecoursehasthefollowing learningobjectives:

•OverviewoffieldmappingtechniquesinGIS

•LearnaconceptualoverviewofhowOPSworks

•DevelopskillstoplanandcarryoutOPSfielddatacollection

•AbilitytoprocessfieldOPSdataandcreateGISfilesforfurtheranalysisandcartography

•LearnthebasicsofUAScomponentsandhowtheyworktogether

•DevelopskillstoplanandcarryoutaUASflight

•AcquiretheskillstosafelyandlegallyoperateaUAS

.•AbilitytoprocessUASimagerytocreateorthomosaicsanddigitalelevationmodels

Statetimeliness,need,andinterest:BothskillsareinhighdemandinGIS,particularly forstudentsfreshoutofcollege.OPSis usedbymostlocal,state,andfederalagenciesandisastandardjobrequirementformanyGISpositions.UAS,or"drones,"arearapidlygrowingtechnologythathasbroadapplicationforstudentsingeospatialareassuchasgeography, geology,biology,andenvironmentalscience.HavingabackgroundinUASwillprovideourstudentswithcutting-edge technologyandacuttingedgeinthejobmarket.

Hands-onparticipatoryandindividualizedactivities(workshopsonly):

Outline:Seeattacheddraft syllabus

Tests, assignments,and/orEvaluations:(includegradingpolicyand gradingscale)Seeattacheddraftsyllabus

Attendancepolicywithdefinedexcuses:Attendancewillbeexpectedofallstudentsbutattendancewillnotbetakenorusedinthegradingofclasswork.

DifferentiationofUndergraduate/GraduateRequirements(ifapplicable): NA(includeuniqueexpectationsofgraduatestudentsregardingcontent,intensity,andself-direction-seeprocedures pagefor.moreinformationoneachofthese)

Ifspecialcoursefeeisrequested,proposermustincludejustificationandbudgetbelow-proposerwillbenotifiedofapproval.

The UniversityofWisconsin-Whitewater isdedicatedtoasafe,supportiveandnon-discriminatory learningenvironment.

ItistheresponsibilityofallundergraduateandgraduatestudentstofamiliarizethemselveswithUniversitypoliciesregardingSpecialAccommodations,AcademicMisconduct,Religious BeliefsAccommodation,Discrimination andAbsenceforUniversity Sponsored Events(fordetailspleaserefertotheScheduleofClasses;the"RightsandResponsibilities"sectionoftheUndergraduateCatalog;theAcademicRequirementsandPoliciesandtheFacilities andServicessectionsoftheGraduateCatalog:andthe"StudentAcademic Disciplinary Procedures(UWSChapter 14);andthe"StudentNonacademic

DisciplinaryProcedures"(UWSChapter17).

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Aber,JamesS.,SusanW.Aber,andFiroozaPavri.2002."UNMANNEDSMALLFORMATAERIALPHOTOGRAPHYFROMKITESACQUIRINGLARGE-SCALE,HIGH-RESOLUTION,

MULTIVIEW-ANGLE!MAGERY."InternationalArchivesof PhotogrammetryRemoteSensingandSpatialInformationSciences34(1):1-6.

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Aber,JamesS.,SusanW.Aber,FiroozaPavri,ElenaVolkova,andRobert L.Penner.2006."Small­F01matAerialPhotographyforAssessingChangeinWetlandVegetation,CheyenneBottoms,Kansas."TransactionsoftheKansasAcademyofScience109(!):47-57.

Aber,JamesS.,IreneMarzolff,andJohannesRies.2010.Small-FormatAerialPhotographyPrinciples, TechniquesandGeoscienceApplications.Amsterdam;London:ElsevierScience.

Aber,JamesS.,RodneyJ.Sobieski,DonaldA.Distler,andMatthewC.Nowak. 1999."KiteAerialPhotographyforEnvironmental SiteInvestigationsinKansas:"TransactionsoftheKansasAcademyofScience (1903-)102(1/2):57-67.

Aiken,EdwinW.,RobertA.Ormiston,andYoung,LarryA.2000."FutureDirectionsinRotorcraftTechnologyatAmesResearchCenter."In.VirginiaBeach,VA:AmericanHelicopterSociety. Aiken_AHS2000.pdf.

Aschenwald,Janette,KarinLeichter,ErichTasser,andUlrikeTappeiner.2001."Spatio-TemporalLandscapeAnalysisinMountainousTerrainbyMeansofSmallFormatPhotography:AMethodologicalApproach."GeoscienceandRemoteSensing,IEEETransactionson39(4):885-93.

Birtchnell,Thomas,andChrisGibson.2015."LessTalkMoreDrone:SocialResearchwithUAVs."

JournalofGeographyinHigherEducation 39(!):182-89.doi: 10.1080/03098265.2014.1003799.

Breckenridge,RobertPaul.2007."ImprovingRangelandMonitoringandAssessment:IntegratingRemoteSensing,Gis,andUnmannedAerialVehicleSystems."INL/EXT-10-17983.Idaho NationalLaboratory(INL).

d'Angelo,Pablo.2007."RadiometricAlignmentandVignettingCalibration."In.BielefeldUniversity,Germany.

Graham,R.W.1988."SmallFormatAerialSurveysfromLightandMicrolightAircraft."The

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Hall,AbigailR.,andChristopherJ.Coyne.2014."ThePoliticalEconomyofDrones."DefenceandPeaceEconomics25(5):445-60.doi:l0.1080/10242694.2013.833369.

Hapke,Cheryl,andBruceRichmond.2000."MonitoringBeachMorphologyChangesUsingSmall­FormatAerialPhotographyandDigitalSoftcopyPhotogrammetry."Environmental Geosciences7(1): 32-37.

Henry,J.-B.,J.-P.Malet,OlivierMaquaire,andPierreGrussenmeyer.2002."TheUseofSmall-FormatandLow-AltitudeAerialPhotosfortheRealizationofHigh-ResolutionDEMsinMountainousAreas:ApplicationtotheSuper-SauzeEarthflow(Alpes-de-Haute-Provence,France)."EarthSurfaceProcessesandLandforms27(12):1339-50.

Hirokawa,Rui,DaisukeKubo,ShinjiSuzuki,Jun-IchiMegmo,andTaroSuzuki.2015."ASmallUAV forImmediateHazardMapGeneration."InAIAAIrifotech@Aerospace 2007ConferenceandExhibit.AmericanInstituteofAeronauticsandAstronautics.AccessedAugust7.

Borcher,Andy,andRienJMVisser.2004."UnmannedAerialVehicles:ApplicationsforNatmalResourceManagementandMonitoring."CouncilonForestEngineeringProceedings2004:MachinesandPeople,TheInterface.

Mnagement_UAV_for_Natural_Resource_Management.pdf.

Hunt,E.Raymond,W.DeanHively,StephenJ.Fujikawa,DavidS.Linden,CraigS.T.Daughtry,and

GregW.McCarty.2010."AcquisitionofNIR-Green-BlueDigitalPhotographsfromUnmannedAircraftforCropMonitoring."Remote Sensing2(!):290-305.doi:10.3390/rs2010290.

JonesIV,GeorgeP.,LeonardG.Pearlstine,andH.FranklinPercival.2006."AnAssessmentofSmallUnmannedAerialVehiclesforWildlifeResearch."WildlifeSocietyBulletin34(3):750-58.

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Martins,LuisM.,MariaI.Lufinha,CarlosP.Marques,andCarlosG.Abreu.2001."SmallFormatAerialPhotographytoAssessChestnutInkDisease."For.SnowLandsc.Res76(3):357-60.

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2014."SmallDronesforCommunity-BasedForestMonitoring:AnAssessmentofTheirFeasibilityandPotentialinTropicalAreas."Forests5(6):1481-1507.doi:l0.3390/f5061481.

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Rango,Albeit,AndreaLalibe1te,JeffreyE.Herrick,CraigWinters,KrisHavstad,CaitiSteele,andDawnBrowning.2009."UnmannedAerialVehicle-BasedRemoteSensingforRangelandAssessment,Monitoring,andManagement."JournalofAppliedRemoteSensing3(1):033542-033542.

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**Subject 111'ells/isti11g(seepage 14)

Fall2017-GEOG496-

GISFieldMappingTechniques:GPSandsUAS

BEGREEN-Don'tprint;readonthescreen

Instructor/guide: Officehours:Textbook:

Times:

EricCompas,Upham111,262-472-5126,WF11-noon{andbyappointment)

None;multiplereadingspostedonD2LLecture/discussion:M5-7pmUpham106

Coursedescription

Thiscourseintroducesstudentstoseveralfield mappingtechniquesusedingeographicinformationsystems{GIS).Theseincludetheuseofglobalpositioningsystems{GPS)andunmannedaerialsystems(UASor"drones").Studentswill learn howtousebothtoconductfieldmappingfornaturalresourceandagriculturalapplications.Studentswill learntheconceptualoverviewofeachtechnique,receivehands-ontrainingwithUWWequipment,andlearnsoftwarefortheprocessingoffield-collecteddata.ForGPS,thatincludesbothresource-andsurvey-gradeinstrumentsandforUASthatincludesbothfixed-wingandmultirotoraircraft.

Learningobjectives

ThisisacademicjargonforthespecifictopicsI'llbeteachingandassessingyouonduringthecourseofthesemester.I'llexpect youto:

•OverviewoffieldmappingtechniquesinGIS

•LearnaconceptualoverviewofhowGPSworks

•DevelopskillstoplanandcarryoutGPSfielddatacollection

•AbilitytoprocessfieldGPSdataandcreateGISfilesforfurtheranalysisandcartography

•LearnthebasicsofUAScomponentsandhowtheyworktogether

•DevelopskillstoplanandcarryoutaUASflight

•AcquiretheskillstosafelyandlegallyoperateaUAS

•AbilitytoprocessUASimagerytocreateorthomosaicsanddigitalelevationmodels

Assessmentandgrading

Thesearetheactivitiesthatwillbothreinforcetheselearningobjectives andallowmetoassesshowwellyou'remeetingthem.GradesinthiswillbegivenonanA-/B+scale.

Labs

Labsbuildonthepracticalskillsintheclass,reinforceconceptsdiscussedinlectures,andhelpyou gainfamiliaritywithGPSandsUAS.Labswillincreaseincomplexitywithlessspecificinstructionasthesemesterprogresses.Latelabswillbepenalized 5%perdaythattheyarelateandwillnotbeacceptedaftertwoweeksaftertheduedate.

Midtermandfinalexams

Wewillhaveamidtermmidway throughthesemesterthatwillcompriseacombinationofmultiplechoiceandshortanswerquestions.Thisexamwillbebasedonmaterialinlectures,labs,andreadings.Thefinalattheendofthe semesterwillnotbecomprehensive andonlycovermaterialcoveredsincethemidterm.

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Assignment / Points / ..·. / .
Lab-GPSfieldplanning / 50
Lab-GPS"resource11 mapping / 100
Lab-GPS"survey"mapping / 100
Lab-UASflight planning / 50
Lab-UASflighttraining / 100
Lab-UASfieldmission / 100
Lab-Imageprocessingandanalysis / 100
Mid-termexam / 200
Finalexam / 200
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Scheduleoflecturesandlabs

Thisisanoutlineofthelecturesandtopicsforthesemester.Giventhatthisisanewcourse,thisscheduleislikely tochangeaswework throughthismaterial,Thelistedreadingsare required-notethatwemavnotdiscussaII of themmcIass,butvou'IIseethemontheexams.

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Labaccessanduse

ThelabswillbeopenduringhoursthatUphamHallisopen(note thatit'snotopenonweekends).Youwillbegiventheelectronicdoorcodethatwillallowyouaccessto thelabs.Oncertaindaystherewillbestudentsworkingonlabsforotherclasses,soplease becourteous.

GiventhedangersinherentInsUASequipment,useofanycampussUASequ.ipmentlsaprivilegethatcnberevokeda.ttheinstructor'sdiscretionIfanyactionIsseenasendangeringthestudent,theclass,orthepublicatlarge./\IIsafety

.Instructionprovidedbytheinstructormustbefollowed.

Academic integrity

Plagiarismwillnotbetoleratedinanyworkaspartofthisclass.Sourcesforideasorquotesmustbepropertycitedusing

anacceptedcitationstyle(seetheLibrary'scitationguidesathttp:/flibrary.uww.edu/guides/guides.htm).Comespeakwithmeifyouareunsureofhow tociteother'sworkorwhatconstitutesplagiarism.Don'tplagiarize.It'salltooeasyformetotypeaphraseinGoogleandfindtheoriginalsource.

TheUniversityofWisconsin-Whitewaterisdedicatedtoasafe,supportive,andnon-discriminatorylearningenvironment.Itistheresponsibilityofallundergraduate andgraduate studentstofamiliarize themselveswithUniversitypoliciesregardingSpecialAccommodation,Misconduct,ReligiousBeliefsAccommodation,andAbsenceforUniversitySponsoredEvents.(Fordetails,pleaserefertotheUndergraduateandGraduateTimetables"RightsandResponsibilities"sectionoftheUndergraduateBulletin;theAcademicRequirementsandPoliciesandtheFacilitiesandServicessectionsoftheGraduateBulletinandthe"StudentAcademic DisciplinaryProcedures"(UWSChapter 14);andthe"StudentNonacademicDisciplinaryProcedures"[UWSChapter 17).

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