– Undergraduate or graduate students in their last year.

– Employees in science or technology in the federal or state governments.

– Academic staff or researchers from universities or other establishments.

– Participants may also be users getting programs through the CIET or CEC-UGC networks.

– Overview of geographical information systems and numerous geospatial data types

– Overview of Python programming

– Introduction to Anaconda and Jupyter notebook

– Processing, resampling, and analysis of raster data

– Vector data processing and analysis

– Geospatial data visualization online

– Familiarisation with several open-source geospatial data processing libraries such as GDAL, and Geopandas

Benefits for Participants

Upon successful completion of the course and meeting attendance criteria, participants will receive a certificate from ISRO. Learners will gain the ability to:

– Create a Python program that can read, write, and handle several vector and raster formats.

– Create a program to display geographic data as maps or pictures.

– Participants in the e-class platform will have access to course study resources such as lecture slides, lecture recordings on video, open-source software, and demonstration handouts, among other things.

To enroll in the course, participants need a desktop or laptop with a webcam, microphone, and speakers, along with a large display screen, projector, or TV if conducted in a classroom setting.

There are no registration fees for applicants applying to this course.

Upon course completion, participants should be able to write Python programs for reading, writing, and processing raster and vector data, as well as visualizing geospatial information.

Participants will have access to lecture slides, video recordings, open-source software, and demonstration handouts through the e-class platform.

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) stands as the national space agency of India, operating as the primary research and development arm of the Department of Space (DoS). Tasked with space-based operations, exploration, and technology development, ISRO is among the few government space agencies globally with full launch capabilities, cryogenic engines, extraterrestrial mission capabilities, and a substantial fleet of satellites. Established in 1969, ISRO has played a pivotal role in institutionalizing space research in India.