Overview
Since GIS courses are typically online or include independent work, we lack an academic setting where students can peek over shoulders and ask each other questions, blogs allow students an informal avenue to view other's work, ask questions, share ideas and provide feedback to their peers. These pages outline how to create your own blog.
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How to create a personal blog using Blogger
GIS @ UWF Blog
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Student Spotlight: Alec Stapp
GIS 5935 Module 4: TINs and DEMs Module 4 in Special Topics taught this past Fall 2025 semester explored the different types of elevation models. Terrain may be represented by a Triangulated Irregular Network (TIN) models and Digital Elevation Models (DEM) in a GIS analysis. These models were explored by working with surface features and elevation of Death Valley, building suitability ski slope |
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Student Spotlight: Abby Starling
GIS5935 Module 1.3: Data Quality - Assessment Special Topics course in Fall of 2025 covers important concepts such as GIS analysis techniques, methods, outputs, and uncertainties in the context of problems experienced by large and small cities worldwide. Module 1.3 titled Data Quality -Assessment asked students to determine the completeness of road networks. They were then asked to |
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Student Spotlight: Christa Dizon
GIS5050 Final Project: The Bobwhite-Manatee Transmission Line The final project for Introduction to GIS GIS5050/L in Fall 2025 guided students through the full process of a real-world applications project where they collect, create, and manage data. They then practice performing geospatial analysis and preparing presentations of the final results. We would like to spotlight |