The course Geospatial Technologies: Data Processing in Disaster Risk Management is your gateway to mastering the cutting-edge tools that are essential in today’s climate of increasing natural disasters. You’ll explore the application of GIS and geospatial technologies, allowing you to create accurate natural hazard maps and model threats effectively. As the demand for skilled professionals in disaster risk management surges, this course gives you a competitive edge by equipping you with the knowledge to influence land-use planning and mitigate risks. Immerse yourself in this online programme and become a key player in safeguarding communities and shaping resilient futures. Your expertise in geospatial technologies will not only enhance your career prospects but also equip you with the skills to make a meaningful impact in a field that is both vital and in high demand.
Geospatial Technologies. Data Processing in Disaster Risk Management
Risk and Disaster Management and Prevention
40 hours
Introduction
Objectives
- Understand the application of GIS in disaster risk management.
- Identify methodological criteria for creating hazard maps.
- Develop skills to model natural hazards effectively.
- Analyse geospatial data to inform land-use planning.
- Use GIS tools to improve disaster response strategies.
- Evaluate geospatial technologies for risk assessment.
- Integrate GIS data to improve land-use planning decisions.
Table of Contents
UNIT 1. APPLICATION OF GIS AND GEOSPATIAL TECHNOLOGIES
GIS in disaster risk management
Geospatial technologies in disaster risk management
Remote sensing in natural hazard assessments
Satellite data acquisition, band combination and image interpretation
Improving the interpretation of geospatial data
UNIT 2. METHODOLOGICAL CRITERIA FOR THE PREPARATION OF NATURAL HAZARD MAPS
Hazard mapping methodology
Methodology for the production of vulnerability maps
Methodology for the preparation and analysis of risk maps
Maps of natural hazards and their relationship to spatial planning
Study and management of thematic data
UNIT 3. MODELLING THREATS
Hazard mapping methodology
Methodology for the production of vulnerability maps
Methodology for the preparation and analysis of risk maps
Maps of natural hazards and their relationship to spatial planning
Study and management of thematic data
UNIT 4. LAND PLANNING
Spatial planning figures
Territorial planning decision-making incorporating risk management considerations
Documents, plans and programmes for risk management in private institutions
Lessons learnt in natural disaster management and its relationship with risk management
Land-use planning regulations (case studies)
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