Ex 8a - Identifying, selecting, finding, and hyperlinking features
Ex 8b - Selecting features by attribute
Ex 8c - Creating reports
Report file. No need to download if you are not familiar .rlf file format.
Monday, October 29, 2012
Lab 7 - Part I: Chapter 8
Chapter 8: Querying data
"Hyperlinks"actually a links contains house photo. More likes real estate's photos of house for sale.
Anyone who uses Google advance search know search operations, so as searching data in database from ArcGIS software's map.
Yes, it likes M$ Access, can create report from database (selected data)
Report file. No need to download if you are not familiar .rlf file format.
Report file. No need to download if you are not familiar .rlf file format.
Lab 7 - Part I: Chapter 9
Although Professor states it just needs a screenshot from each exercises, I want to make my post more details from what I worked on each exercises.
Chapter 9 - joining and relating tables
Chapter 9 - joining and relating tables
Ex 9a: Joining tables
Ex 9b: Relating tables
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Lab 6 - Downloading & Displaying Spatial Data
Data Mining
Download Digital Elevation Model (DEM) Raster - USGS National Map
TIGER files and Demographic Data, US Census Bureau - Shapefiles with Demographic Data
San Fernando Valley, east side of valley can connect LA Basin.
High density of retired baby bloomer locations.
South coast of southern California, to San Diego.
Mined data for all of three maps.
Monday, October 8, 2012
Lab 5 - chapt 19
This chapter is a bit complex so I did not change whole feature in different layers. However, I will try to use different cartographic styles in future assignments.
Save the Tiger!
Lab 5 - chapt18
Assignment:
This assignment is similar in structure to lab 4. Please complete Chapters 18 and 19 in
your Getting to Know ArcGIS 10 books. There aren't any questions for this week’s
assignment, but I would like you to experiment with different cartographic styles.
Change the final map product for each exercise in both chapters, giving you a total of
eight customized maps. By customize, I mean I’d like you to apply the basic
cartographic principles learned in class to change the final product from each exercise
into a map personally designed by you. I want you to start getting comfortable with
creating maps and using different cartographic styles. The more practice you get, the
better your map layouts will become.
Note: Starting with this lab, all maps you export to your blog must include the four fundamental
map elements - title, legend, scale, north arrow. Experiment with creating layouts which include
photos, text, and locator or inset maps to enhance your design skills.
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This assignment is similar in structure to lab 4. Please complete Chapters 18 and 19 in
your Getting to Know ArcGIS 10 books. There aren't any questions for this week’s
assignment, but I would like you to experiment with different cartographic styles.
Change the final map product for each exercise in both chapters, giving you a total of
eight customized maps. By customize, I mean I’d like you to apply the basic
cartographic principles learned in class to change the final product from each exercise
into a map personally designed by you. I want you to start getting comfortable with
creating maps and using different cartographic styles. The more practice you get, the
better your map layouts will become.
Note: Starting with this lab, all maps you export to your blog must include the four fundamental
map elements - title, legend, scale, north arrow. Experiment with creating layouts which include
photos, text, and locator or inset maps to enhance your design skills.
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Lab Assignment 4: Chapter 5
LAB 4: SYMBOLIZATION & CLASSIFICATION
This post contains how to create symbols and manage classification on map.
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