Advanced Geographic Information Systems
I was possibly even more terrified of this class than I was for Intro to GIS. However, I would soon come to find out how much I had retained and was then able to apply that in a much more effective manner than I though. This class was still challenging, but now that I understood the basics of arcGIS, I felt I was able to create better maps, and just be all around more effective throughout the entire process.
This lab was our first attempt at creating models, which are essentially tools. It is a series of commands that output useful information or perform beneficial actions. This is a very basic one that queries a state for volcanoes and then lets you know how many cities are in a user defined distance. It is essentially a tool used for determining the danger zone for volcanoes.
This image is the same tool just in the form of pacman. Why? I don't really know. I was bored one day and it amused me. |
A lengthier trail with more difficult terrain.
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This is one of the several versions of the final product of my map. This map shows all the existing trails of the Selma-Irwin Bike trail in red, and proposed additions in blue. I made several others (below) for varying degrees of trail difficulty or rider experience.
A simple and short beginner course.
A trail for the true cycle enthusiast. Extremely long and difficult terrain.
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This is the actual presentation that I prepared to properly showcase my project.
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