Week 11-Labels, Spatial Analyst & 3D Analyst

1) final_CitiesAndRoads.JPG

2) final_Recreaton.JPG

3) Step8_final_modelbuider.JPG

4) ReclassVeg2.JPG

5) 2D and 3D Viewing of Mt. Shavano

Week 9 - Vector Analysis II (Buffers and Overlay)

Q1: Which tool did you use?Was there any noticeable difference between its results and the results from 
the instructions?
A1: I used Intersect tool. This tool doesn't include both attribute of layers on the result from the instruction. Only the result appears common in both attribute.

Q2: Which tool did you use here? Why? 
A2: I used Erase tool. Because this tool can exclude conservation areas from Buffers_union_single layer.

Q3: How many features are in this layer? What is the area of the largest feature? What is the area of the smallest feature? 
A3: They are 79 features. The area of the largest feature is 7,765,034 square meters. The area of smallest feature is 748 square meters.

Unit 10 - Spring Break

Week 7 - Data Editing in ArcGIS

Week 6 - Georeferencing Rasters

Week 5 - GIS Data Search

Participation: Haiti Earthquake Discussion
I found this map at the Cartographic Section, United Nations Web Site. (ftp://157.150.195.135/Maps/DamageAssessment/PAP_assessmentmap_overview_block.pdf)
This map shows the results of damage assessement conducted by the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH)(http://www.un.org/en/peacekeeping/missions/minustah/index.shtml)
This map serves a purpose of where is the most damaged place and the victims gathered in Port Au Prince.
I think this map useful for the site selection to deliver relief goods to the victims immediately.