Lab Resources
In addition to many individual computers at Barnard and in Butler
Library, as well as several CUIT computers, there are three computer
labs on campus that are dedicated to GIS use. For more information
regarding the services offered at these facilities beyond what's
available on this page, please contact them directly using the contact
information listed below:
- Electronic Data Service (EDS), located in 215 Lehman Library (IAB).
- Services and Accessibility: Locating and acquiring spatial datasets, the use of GIS software, incorporating data into GIS projects, understanding how to geocode, and converting between different file types. Consulting services in EDS are limited to Columbia University faculty, staff, and students.
- Contact Name: Jeremiah Trinidad
- E-mail: eds@columbia.edu
- Telephone: (212) 854-6012
- Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP), GIS Lab
- Services and Accessibility: The GIS Lab at GSAPP is available only to GSAPP students. The GSAPP lab has 400 workstations networked to a central data library. The data library contains thousands of GIS Data layers; while data holdings are centered around New York City, they also contain information about most of the world. There are two teaching labs and a helpdesk staffed with four IT people from 9:00-7:00pm every weekday.
- E-mail: gis@arch.columbia.edu
- Telephone: (212) 854-4577
- Mudd (School of Engineering) GIS Lab, located in 827 Mudd.
- Services and Accessibility: The GIS Lab in Mudd is available for all to use.
- Contact Name: Upmanu Lall
- E-mail: ula2@columbia.edu
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