138 · Representative Documents: Workshops and Tutorials
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
Environmental Information Management Institute
http://elibrary.unm.edu/services/instruction/eimi.php
Register for these courses if you are a student or professional with
a BS in biology, geology, ecology, or other environmental sciences,
environmental engineering, geography or science librarianship. Non-
UNM students are also welcome but need to register.
Scientists, engineers, and data librarians are working in an increasingly
data-intensive research environment. The Environmental Information
Management (EIM) Institute provides MS and PhD students and
professionals with the conceptual and practical hands-on training that
allows them to effectively design, manage, analyze, visualize, and
preserve data and information.
Participants will:
• work with nationally known experts in the field
• gain a significant competitive advantage in the job market
• become familiar with all aspects of the data life cycle
• learn how to manage data files, create databases and design
web portals
• explore state-of-the-art analysis and visualization techniques
• learn techniques for managing, analyzing, and visualizing
geospatial data
Week 1
INFO 530 Environmental
Information Management
Lectures and exercises
focus on data and metadata
acquisition and management,
quality assurance/quality
control, data preservation,
and database creation and
management.
Week 2
INFO 532 Environmental
Data Analysis and
Visualization
Lectures and exercises
cover techniques for data
exploration, data analysis
and scientific workflows, and
creation of effective visual
representations of analytical
results.
Week 3
INFO 533 Spatial
Data Management in
Environmental Science
This hands-on course
focuses on how geospatial
data are effectively managed,
analyzed, visualized and
preserved in Geographic
Information Systems.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
• Space is limited.
• Registration opens April 22.
• The Institute is comprised of three one-week courses for two
credits each.
• Open to non-UNM students.
• For more information email Teresa Neely at (neely@unm.edu).
W alter e. Dean
Environmental Information
Management Institute
library.unm.edu/services/instruction/eimi.php
The Institute is made possible by generous funding from Walter E. Dean. Dr.
Dean, a UNM alumnus, has worked for the U.S. Geological Survey since 1975
on a variety of projects and is currently a research geologist in the Geology
and Environmental Change Science Center in Colorado.
June 3 – June 21, 2013
library.unm.edu/services/
instruction/eimi.php
UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO
Environmental Information Management Institute
http://elibrary.unm.edu/services/instruction/eimi.php
Register for these courses if you are a student or professional with
a BS in biology, geology, ecology, or other environmental sciences,
environmental engineering, geography or science librarianship. Non-
UNM students are also welcome but need to register.
Scientists, engineers, and data librarians are working in an increasingly
data-intensive research environment. The Environmental Information
Management (EIM) Institute provides MS and PhD students and
professionals with the conceptual and practical hands-on training that
allows them to effectively design, manage, analyze, visualize, and
preserve data and information.
Participants will:
• work with nationally known experts in the field
• gain a significant competitive advantage in the job market
• become familiar with all aspects of the data life cycle
• learn how to manage data files, create databases and design
web portals
• explore state-of-the-art analysis and visualization techniques
• learn techniques for managing, analyzing, and visualizing
geospatial data
Week 1
INFO 530 Environmental
Information Management
Lectures and exercises
focus on data and metadata
acquisition and management,
quality assurance/quality
control, data preservation,
and database creation and
management.
Week 2
INFO 532 Environmental
Data Analysis and
Visualization
Lectures and exercises
cover techniques for data
exploration, data analysis
and scientific workflows, and
creation of effective visual
representations of analytical
results.
Week 3
INFO 533 Spatial
Data Management in
Environmental Science
This hands-on course
focuses on how geospatial
data are effectively managed,
analyzed, visualized and
preserved in Geographic
Information Systems.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION:
• Space is limited.
• Registration opens April 22.
• The Institute is comprised of three one-week courses for two
credits each.
• Open to non-UNM students.
• For more information email Teresa Neely at (neely@unm.edu).
W alter e. Dean
Environmental Information
Management Institute
library.unm.edu/services/instruction/eimi.php
The Institute is made possible by generous funding from Walter E. Dean. Dr.
Dean, a UNM alumnus, has worked for the U.S. Geological Survey since 1975
on a variety of projects and is currently a research geologist in the Geology
and Environmental Change Science Center in Colorado.
June 3 – June 21, 2013
library.unm.edu/services/
instruction/eimi.php