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SBLY 145 - Geospatial Analysis in Sustainability

Semester Hours: 3

Periodically

This course provides an overview of geospatial analysis in sustainability fields. Students will analyze sustainability data using geospatial approaches in order to solve problems in areas such as energy, air pollution, water resources, and environmental management.

Prerequisite(s)/Course Notes:
SBLY 001  and GEOG 060  or 161 , or permission of instructor.  Credit given for this course or SBLY 104B, not both. (Formerly SBLY 104B: Geospatial Analysis in Sustainability.) May not be taken on a Pass/D+/D/Fail basis.




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