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Tracey Hughes, GIS Coordinator USP 187 – Senior Sequence – Winter 2009 February 24, 2009

Tracey Hughes, GIS Coordinator USP 187 – Senior Sequence – Winter 2009 February 24, 2009

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  • Tracey Hughes, GIS Coordinator USP 187 Senior Sequence Winter 2009 February 24, 2009
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  • Discussion Points Your posters Content Spatial Components/GIS Layout
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  • THE POSTER Why? Other than 20% of your grade
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  • Your SRP Give a 30 second description of your SRP What did the class hear?
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  • What are you trying to say? Content Main points ONLY Research Question Methods Conclusion(s) Interesting/notable point
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  • What are you trying to say? Content Format of communication Table Flowchart Map Graph Picture Text Video Audio Other multimedia tool
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  • Table Flowchart Map Graph Picture Text Video Audio Other multimedia tool Map: http://www.le.ac.uk/users/aw57/world/sample.html accessed on 2/18/09http://www.le.ac.uk/users/aw57/world/sample.html Graph: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/happiness_formula/4787558.stm accessed on 2/18/09http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/happiness_formula/4787558.stm Picture: http://designflute.files.wordpress.com/2008/01/radioactive-happiness-face.gif accessed on 2/18/09http://designflute.files.wordpress.com/2008/01/radioactive-happiness-face.gif Audio: http://4wheeldrive.about.com/od/laughingfunnysoundclips/Sounds_of_Comical_Laughing_Funny_Happy_Excited_Sound_Effects.htm accessed on 2/18/09.http://4wheeldrive.about.com/od/laughingfunnysoundclips/Sounds_of_Comical_Laughing_Funny_Happy_Excited_Sound_Effects.htm Person APerson B Happy You get good grade. You listen. You do good job.
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  • Communicate Well What to Say Main points ONLY Research Question Methods Conclusion(s) Interesting/notable point How to Say It Table Flowchart Map Graph Picture Text Video Audio Other multimedia tools
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  • Questions? Content questions? On to Spatial Thinking & GIS
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  • Spatial Thinking & Analysis What is spatial thinking? Puzzles Space planning Imagine & visualize how to get somewhere and what the obstacles are Parking the car Problem solving Representations of the world Relationships Domain knowledge
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  • What is GIS? Geographic Information System (or Science) Organize, analyze, visualize info geographically i.e. spatially Layers & attributes Another tool for your toolbox
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  • Examples Obtained on 9/2/08 from Hiram Sarabia
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  • What is meant by spatial analysis for a free poster print? Must do more than just provide a map of your study area. Could mean Use of buffering or selection tools Geocoding Creating your own data Depends on the complexity of your project & GIS work
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 1. Make sure Toolbox is open. 2. Select all tracts w/in 5 miles of major employers. 3. Then select all tracts w/median age over 45. Quickie on how to do it
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 1. Make sure Toolbox is open. 2. Select all tracts w/in 5 miles of major employers. 3. Then select all tracts w/median age over 45. Spatial Analysis
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 1. Make sure Toolbox is open. 2. Select all tracts w/in 5 miles of major employers. (Selection, Select by Location) 3. Then select all tracts w/median age over 45. Spatial Analysis
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 1. Make sure Toolbox is open. 2. Select all tracts w/in 5 miles of major employers. (Selection, Select by Location) 3. Then select all tracts w/median age over 45. Spatial Analysis
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 1. Make sure Toolbox is open. 2. Select all tracts w/in 5 miles of major employers. (Selection, Select by Location) 3. Then select all tracts w/median age over 45. (Select, Select by Attribute) Spatial Analysis
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 Open attribute table for Census tracts. Spatial Analysis
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 Create new GIS data layer. Spatial Analysis
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  • Select all tracts within 5 miles of major Employers and with population median age over 45 Create new GIS data layer. Spatial Analysis
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  • Now find out number of households Spatial Analysis
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  • Now find out number of households Spatial Analysis
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  • Click on Layout View Map Elements North Arrow Scale Legend Title Text Attribution Date, etc. Creating an actual map
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  • GIS Resources GIS Lab People, computers, books Instruction Online 1-on-1 GPS Units for checkout GIS Data In Lab Online In Roger
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  • Questions? Spatial analysis or GIS questions? On to poster layout
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  • Layout of Poster Give the poster a good flow Mix and match text & graphics More details on your Senior Sequence website
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  • Tracey Hughes, GIS Coordinator and Lab Assistants Data & GIS Lab [email protected] (858) 534-6854 You have help!