Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a system for collecting, storing, displaying, and analyzing spatial data. This will serve as an introduction to applications of GIS and data mapping for social work and public health issues. You will be introduced to the visual storytelling and data analysis power of creating maps, with hands-on experience in basic GIS skills.

Methods for applying GIS techniques and other spatial mapping tools for data visualization will be introduced. Examples of GIS maps used to illuminate public health and social work topics will be analyzed. Learn about mapping terminology and how to produce and analyze digital data maps.

This event is offered by: Washington University Brown School of Social Work

Registration Fee: $400 - $650

Sessions: 9:00 am - 11:00 am

• 6/13/2022

• 6/14/2022

• 6/15/2022

• 6/16/2022

• 6/17/2022