Summer School - 资源与环境学院

2015-11-06T09:16:34+08:00

Name:	The Application of GIS,Artificial Intelligence,and Fuzzy Mathematics in Natural Enviroment
No.:	815001Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	ZHU Axing
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Advances in Environmental Epidemiology

2015-11-06T09:16:33+08:00

Name:	Advances in Environmental Epidemiology
No.:	825002Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	BAUMGARTNER Jill
Course Description:
This course aims to give students an understanding of some key themes in environmental epidemiology, with particular emphasis on methods of investigation. Emphasis is given to critical interpretation of scientific evidence relating to potential environmental hazards to health. Lectures using examples from the literature and the instructor’s field studies in China will be used to illustrate basic methods. The course will be a mixture of lectures, directed readings, and classroom exercises that will cover epidemiologic study designs, issues of validity, measurement of exposure, ascertainment of health outcomes and approaches to analysis. Instruction will be in English. Course Prerequisites Coursework in statistics Course Goals and Objectives By the end of the course, students will gain a basic understanding of the application of epidemiologic methods to the study of environmental exposure-disease relationships to help facilitate their comprehension of published epidemiologic literature and prepare them for more advanced coursework. Teacher introduction Dr. Jill Baumgartner obtained her MSc from Harvard University and her joint-PhD in Population Health Sciences and Environment & Resources from the University of Wisconsin. Dr. Baumgartner is currently a Research Fellow at the University of Minnesota. Her main interests are the health effects of air pollution and the potential health and climate benefits of improved energy interventions and policies in developing countries. Students will be assessed by two short quizzes at the beginning of days 2 and 3 of the course. They will also complete a short 2-page critical review of an assigned environmental epidemiology paper.
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Application of Geo-informatics to Area Studies

2015-11-06T09:16:30+08:00

Name:	Application of Geo-informatics to Area Studies
No.:	815002Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	KONO Yasuyuki
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This 20 hour course aims at providing advanced knowledge on application of geo-informatics and introducing recent geo-informatics-based research outcomes of area studies, particularly of Southeast Asia. Major topics are land and forest resources management and historical changes of rural and urban development.
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The Agricultural Environment Science and Engineering--The cases in Canada

2015-11-06T09:16:29+08:00

Name:	The Agricultural Environment Science and Engineering--The cases in Canada
No.:	825001Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	MOHAMED KHELIFI
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Soil Water Dynamics

2015-11-06T09:16:27+08:00

Name:	Soil Water Dynamics
No.:	835001Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	SHAO Mingan
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Advance Geo-Information Science

2015-11-06T09:16:25+08:00

Name:	Advance Geo-Information Science
No.:	816001Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	TONG Qingxi et al.
Course Description:
This 20 hour course introduces the conceptual questions that drive GIS&T research, geographic information science (GIScience). Students learn to critically analyze the major themes in the GIScience literature and draw out the practical ramifications for GIS&Ts. Students will also learn to contrast GIS as a tool with GIS as a science. From the course, students will gain experience in synthesizing and lecturing on complex scientific material, functioning as discussants and authors of scientific papers.
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Advances in Quantitative Remote Sensing

2015-11-06T09:16:23+08:00

Name:	Advances in Quantitative Remote Sensing
No.:	816002Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	SHI Jiancheng et al.
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Global Change Research Progress

2015-11-06T09:16:21+08:00

Name:	Global Change Research Progress
No.:	816003Y
Hour:	18	Credit:	1
Instructor:	QIN Dahe et al.
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Lectures on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau

2015-11-06T09:16:20+08:00

Name:	Lectures on Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
No.:	816004Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	YAO Tandong et al.
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Lectures on the Frontier of Modern Economic Geography

2015-11-06T09:16:18+08:00

Name:	Lectures on the Frontier of Modern Economic Geography
No.:	816005Y
Hour:	20	Credit:	1
Instructor:	FAN Jie et al.
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