Nicholas Chrisman

Professor, Geomatic Sciences, Université Laval

Autumn 2007 (pages in French)

Seminar for graduate students: SCG 60430

Winter 2007 (pages in French)

Research methods: SCG 65842

GEOIDE Summer School 2005

Courses offered in the past at University of Washington:

Fall 2003: Geography 460 - GIS Analysis

Winter 2004: Geography 458 - Map Sources and Errors

More about courses offered at University of Washington in another life

Just out (August 2006):book on the history of the Laboratory for Computer Graphics and Spatial Analysis Charting the Unknown (ESRI Press)

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) in its complexity

Algorithms and Data Structures for GIS

Time in GIS

Error in GIS; Data Quality Assessment

Social and Institutional Connections of GIS; Social Construction of GIS

Applications of GIS

writing another book on Society and Technology with GIS as the example (proposal accepted by Routledge)
Geography of Geographic Information
Transformations required to support inter-disciplinary collaboration

Social Construction of GIS: Software, Data, Results (funded by National Science Foundation 1998-2001)
Software: Reversibility of progress: Making Topology a Requirement for GIS
Data: GIS as Standardized Package with socially constructed Boundary Objects: Wetlands as an example of boundary objects

Results: Case Study of Low-Level Radioactive Waste Siting
Institute for Teaching Excellence, third annual workshop (2001) in Forks, Washington (ONRC); my proposal, my presentation, results...
Olympic Natural Resources Center: Geospatial Data and Metadata Project

Second Edition of a GIS textbook: Exploring GIS

Mailing Address

Delivery Address

Office location

Nicholas Chrisman , Professor
réseau GEOIDE

Université Laval, Pavillon Casault 3732

Québec QC G1K 7P4

CANADA

Réseau GEOIDE

Université Laval, Pavillon Casault 3732

Québec QC

CANADA

3732 Pavillon Casault

1225 Pavillon Casault

Email -- nicholas.chrisman AT geoide.ulaval.ca
Web -- http://chrisman.scg.ulaval.ca

The pages referenced below here are updated frequently, this page last changed 3 September 2007