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Module 6: Georeferencing, Editing, & 3D.

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  This map is a georeference of three different raster images of the UWF Campus in Pensacola, Florida. The map also includes the location of a Bald Eagle nest that was found by the FWC, and the subsequent easement that was created around the nest to protect it from harm. This week's experience was pretty fun! I really enjoyed georeferencing. Matching the older pictures of the campus with the modern day map was a cool experience. Setting up control points on the map was pretty straight forward, and I felt pretty confident following the steps and indicators. I found editing the map features interesting because it was a way to add more information to show certain characteristics that need to be highlighted. Working on the 3D map was fun because it showed me a more realistic view of what the area actually looks like, which I enjoy more than the generalized maps that we have looked at previously. The following map is a georeferenced of the UWF Campus as well, on 3D scene:

Module 5: Data Points and Geocoding

  Manatee County Schools - Overview      Here is the Link to my map for this week.      The map this week is the locations of all the schools located in Manatee County, Florida. It contains information such as the coordinates, addresses, and names of the schools. Schools of all grade type are on the map. I.E elementary through college.         This weeks experience was different because we got to use Excel and partially collecting our own data from different sites. This week felt a little easier, because I have experience with Excel and I enjoy getting to use it for new things. It was nice having the labs feel a little shorter, but still learning just as much. It was easier to manage, and understand, without the potential to feel overwhelming, which I enjoyed. I didn't run into any issues in these labs, everything ran smooth.

Module 4: Vector Analysis.

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 This lab was definitely harder than last weeks. It was challenging because there were some things that you had to do on your own based on the steps it gave you, and some of the questions made you use a different way to try and achieve the same result. For instance, when I had to recreate the results of the Buffer Union Export by using another tool instead of selecting by attributes. It was challenging finding the right tool to use. I tried multiple tools and approaches, but nothing gave me quite the same results. I had some trouble with the chart at the beginning of the process summary. One of the issues was that some of the files' metadata weren't reading properly, so they needed to be upgraded; which was something that I didn't know how to do, so I had to look up the error code on the ESRI website in order to figure out how to fix it.