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The chapter delves into the integration of geographic spatial information technology, particularly GIS, in enhancing design abilities and understanding critical areas like disaster risk reduction (DRR). It emphasizes the importance of hands-on training and interactive exercises that stimulate critical thinking and practical application of concepts. Through various activities, students learn to synthesize information and apply tools for effective disaster management and community engagement.
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Term: GIS (Geographic Information Systems)
Definition: GIS refers to computer-based tools used for visualizing and analyzing spatial data, crucial for planning and hazard analysis.
Term: Psychomotor skills
Definition: These skills involve learning through physical activities, which are essential for students to understand practical applications in architecture and planning.
Term: Build Back Better
Definition: A concept in disaster recovery focused on improving resilience and reducing future risk while rebuilding after disaster events.