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MapCraft GIS trains hydrologists, foresters and geographers to turn satellite imagery and terrain models into answers that hold up in the field — SAR flood maps, groundwater models, watershed delineations, built the way they're actually built on real projects.
MapCraft GIS is run by Nitesh, a Remote Sensing and GIS practitioner who works hands-on with the same tools he teaches — SAR flood inundation mapping, groundwater modeling, watershed delineation, and hydraulic simulation across the field areas he trains on.
Courses grow out of real project work rather than slide decks: a lecture is built only after the workflow has been run end-to-end on an actual dataset, from a HEC-RAS dam-break study on the Beas River to Sentinel-1 flood mapping over Punjab. That "learn it, build it, then teach it" discipline is what shapes every MapCraft syllabus.
A complete run from theory foundation to advanced GIS, microwave/SAR remote sensing, and a cartography + AI bonus track — closing with a final project. Past cohorts have delivered SAR flood mapping and NDWI water-extraction work.
A structured lecture series across ModelMuse and Visual MODFLOW — from conceptual model to a working, calibrated groundwater simulation.
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HEC-RAS and HEC-HMS workflows for hydraulic and hydrologic modeling, including 2D mesh setup and dam-break / breach analysis.
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A full path from Python foundations to deep learning for satellite imagery — NumPy, GeoPandas and rasterio, Random Forest / SVM classification with scikit-learn, and CNN-based image classification and change detection, positioned as the premium capstone after the RS & GIS Masterclass.
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How vegetation, water and soil trace distinct signature curves across bands.
Using QGIS plugins to extract road networks from satellite imagery.
Sentinel-1 backscatter, speckle filtering, and building a flood extent map.
Beyond training — MapCraft also takes on mapping and geospatial analysis work directly.
Whether you're planning a batch enrollment, asking about the groundwater intensive, or need a mapping job done — write in and we'll figure out the right starting point.
