In our first week we were asked to create a map using basic GIS tools and views. We added data in ArcMap and used tools to create a map showing countries by population:
This week we used and learned about buffering, overlay, and union of vector and raster data. We also learned to write script in arcpy-It took me a couple of errors before I got it completely right but it is a very useful tool if you have multiple items that need to be ran because for one being able to copy and paste and being able to adjust little bits of information in the script. Though we just learned the basics of buffer and overlay I look forward to delving deeper into the capability of these tools.
Module 6 lab took us the through the use of many different types of filters in order for a user to sharpen or make prominent different features that may be contained in an image. The example below if the sharpened Fourier filter enhancement. It is not as clear as I would like it to have been but this filter is going to take a lot of practice to use effectively.
In module two be were asked to create three maps identifying texture and tone, shape and size, and distinguishing between true color and false color. Below are my three and the last is incomplete and some labeling is obviously off but was not able to figure out how to fix it before images due.
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