About this course
Explore spatial data science with geospatial Python, spatial statistics, interpolation, network analysis and reproducible pipelines.
This practitioner course is part of the GeoAI & Geospatial Intelligence school. Work through the curriculum below in a self-paced / instructor-led format, with an estimated study time of 16 h.
Course curriculum
- Module 1 — Geospatial Python in Practice
- Module 2 — Spatial Joins and Aggregation at Scale
- Module 3 — Point Patterns
- Module 4 — Spatial Autocorrelation, Global and Local
- Module 5 — Interpolation
- Module 6 — Network Analysis and Accessibility
- Module 7 — Areal Units, the MAUP and the Ecological Fallacy
- Module 8 — Reproducible Spatial Pipelines
Applied learning
- Case Study — Pennard: Three Numbers the Council Nearly Published
- Lab 1 — Accessibility for Pennard's services
- Lab 2 — Hotspot analysis with a test of significance
- Lab 3 — Interpolation with cross-validated error
- Capstone — A Spatial Analysis You Can Rerun and Defend
Who this course is for
GIS / Remote Sensing Professional; Data Professional; Researcher
Prerequisites
NE-GEO-102
Course details
- Course code: NE-GEO-203
- Level: Practitioner
- Estimated duration: 16 h
- Delivery: Self-Paced / Instructor-Led



