Course categories

Illustrated infographic by Geo-ICT Training Center, Netherlands showing the journey from data collection to AI. The poster is structured in layers: at the bottom “Measurement” with drone surveying, hydrography, total station, and remote sensing; above “Data Registration” with cadastre, property valuation (WOZ), BAG/BGT, BRO, and cables and pipelines; then “Professional Fields” such as spatial planning, risk analysis, asset management, civil engineering, and construction; and “Consumer Applications” like GPX, Strava, Uber, and maps. A large upward arrow labeled “Data → Science” leads to AI, GIS, and CAD at the top, emphasizing the progression from field data to advanced geospatial analysis and technology.Geo-ICT Training Center, Netherlands offers more than 150 courses organized into the following categories.

Geo-ICT, or Geographic Information and Communication Technology, encompasses the use of technology to acquire, manipulate, analyze, manage, and present geographic information. It integrates geographic data with information and communication technologies to solve complex problems related to geography, spatial analysis, and location-based services. Examples of Geo-ICT applications include Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Remote Sensing, Global Positioning System (GPS), location-based services, and spatial analysis. These technologies play a crucial role in various fields, such as urban planning, environmental and nature conservation, transportation, agriculture, and disaster management. We offer various courses and blended learning programs in this field, organized into different categories.