A 5-day GIS training program was held at the Central Campus of Technology (CCT) in Dharan from February 7th to 12th, 2024, for graduate students from CCT and Mechi Multiple Campus. The program, organized in collaboration with Research Association Hattisar (RAH) and Nepal Student Association Of Microbiology (NSAM), aimed to equip students with the fundamentals of GIS and its applications in various fields.
The training was led by Asmit Limbu from the NCSC and covered a wide range of topics, including:
- GIS fundamentals: datums, projections, vectors and rasters
- Data analysis and visualization techniques
- Creating and editing spatial data
- Real-world applications of GIS
- Fishnet work and random sampling
- Remote sensing for biodiversity studies
- Slope analysis and elevations
The training sessions were highly interactive and engaging, with 9 participants, 2 from Mechi Multiple Campus and 7 from CCT, actively participating in discussions and hands-on exercises. The program concluded with a grand closing ceremony where certificates were distributed to the participants.
Key highlights of the training:
- In-depth coverage of GIS fundamentals: Participants gained a strong understanding of core GIS concepts and their applications.
- Hands-on learning: The training featured numerous hands-on exercises, allowing participants to apply their learning to real-world scenarios.
- Expert instruction: The training was led by a qualified and experienced GIS professional, ensuring high-quality instruction.
- Collaboration and networking: The program provided an opportunity for participants to connect with peers and professionals in the field of GIS.
Overall, the GIS training program was a success where participants gained valuable knowledge and skills that will be instrumental in their future endeavors. We want thank all the participants, partners, and volunteers for making the program a success.
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