Geospatial Technologies: GIS
Investigating how Geographic Information Systems (GIS) are used for spatial analysis and decision-making.
Key Questions
- Explain how GIS helps urban planners make better decisions.
- Analyze how different data layers in GIS can reveal new spatial patterns.
- Design a simple GIS project to address a local community issue.
Ontario Curriculum Expectations
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