Final

Ok here are the links:



http://students.uwf.edu/lrc13/powerpoint.pdf
http://students.uwf.edu/lrc13/description.pdf

Week 11

No problems with the 2 above maps. I just wasn't sure if I needed to have all the items necessary for "good map design". But I figured better safe than sorry.



I wasn't sure which part of the exercise needed to be posted, so I just screen shot the entire thing. Hope I got what I was suppose to!!

In the Spatial Analyst exercise "Reclassify a Raster Using an ASCII Remap File", I got the same error message I see a couple of other students got, and was unable to finnish that exercise. However, it didn't seem to have any effect on the following exercise's map, posted above.


No problem with the above map.

Week 9

1) I tried all the overlay methods just for grins. However, I found that the "intersect" method returned the same results as the "union" method, without having to select where the water buffer and the road buffer both equaled "1" and exporting the results to a new shapefile.

2) I used the "erase" overlay to remove areas that were inside the conservation areas.

3) There were a total of 79 features, with the largest being : 7,765,034.49356 sq. meters and the smallest being: 748.114463 sq. meters.

Spring Break

Not too much trouble with this lab. Kind of reminded me of Lab 5, but without the stress!!

Lab 7: Data Editing

No real issues with this lab. I just would have liked it to look a little neater, especially the athletic fields.

Lab 6: Georeferencing Rasters

Not many problems in completing this lab. I don't like the line in between the two maps, but I'm not too sure how to get rid of it, other than try to be more precise with my georeferencing.

Lab 5: Data Search

Very, very difficult and time consuming lab. Very long load times working with Arc. I'd estimate that almost 3/4 of the time was spent on waiting for things to load/process. Just glad to be done!