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Redlands : ESRI Press, c2005

xiv,353 s. : il. + 2 CD-ROM

ISBN 1-58948-127-5

ISBN 978-1-58948-127-5 (brož.)

Obsahuje barevné ilustrace, předmluvu, údaje o autorech, 2 volně přiložené CD-ROM (s názvy "GIS tutorial : workbook for ArcView 9 : exercise data" a "ArcGIS 9 : ArcView 9.1 for Windows : single use")

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ArcView GIS - sešity pracovní

Systémy informační geografické - cvičebnice

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Acknowledgments XV Preface XVII // GIS Tutorial 1 Introduction // Launch ArcMap 2 Open an existing map 3 Map layers 4 // Turn a layer on 4 Turn a layer off 4 Add a layer 5 // Change a layer’s display order 6 Change a layer’s color 7 Change a layer’s outline color 8 // Zoom and pan 9 Zoom In 9 Fixed Zoom In 9 Zoom Out 10 Fixed Zoom Out 10 Pan 10 // Zoom to Full Extent 10 Zoom to the Previous Extent 11 // Zoom to the Next Extent 11 Magnifier window 12 Opening the magnifier 12 Magnifier properties 13 Overview window 14 // Opening the Overview window 14 Spatial boookmarks 16 Measure distances 17 // Measure the horizontal distance of Colorado 17 Change distance measurements 18 Identify features 19 // Identify various U.S. states 19 Identify various U.S. cities 20 Restricting Identify Results 21 Selecting features 22 Select button 22 Selecting multiple features 22 // Clearing selected features 23 Selection Color 23 Changing selection symbol 24 Selectable layers 25 // Find features 26 // Work with feature attribute tables 28 // Open the table of the US Cities layer 28 Show the connection between layers and tables 29 Show only selected records 29 Clear selections 30 // Select more than one record from the table 30 // Zoom to selected feature 31 // Switch selections 31 // Clear selections 32 // Sort a field 32 // Move a field 33 // Label features on the map 34 // Set label properties 34 Label features 34 Remove labels 35 // Convert labels for selected features to annotation 35 // Relative paths and saving maps 37 Absolute path names 37 Relative path names 37 Saving layers as relative path names 37 Save the project and exit ArcMap 38 Exercise Assignment 1-1 Statistics on U.S. housing 39 Exercise Assignment 1-2 Erin Street crime vratch 40 // GIS Tutorial 2 Map Design 43 // Exercise Assignment 2-1 Exercise Assignment 2-2 // Launch ArcMap 44 Create choropleth maps 45 //

Add a layer to the view 45 Change a layer’s name 46 // Select a census attribute to display state population 47 // Create group layers 48 // Add a group layer to the map 48 // Add a layer to the group 49 // Change the symbology for states 50 // Select a census attribute to display county population 51 // Saving layer files 53 // Adding group layers 53 // Removing group layers 53 // Create threshold scales for dynamic display 54 // Set a visible scale based on the current scale 54 Set a maximum scale based on the current scale 55 Clear a layer’s visible scale 56 Set a minimum visible scale for a specific layer 57 Set a maximum visible scale for a specific layer 58 Create choropleth maps using custom attribute scales 59 // Create custom classes in a legend 59 Manually change class values 60 Manually change class colors and hues 62 Pin (point) maps 63 // Create a pin map of U.S. cities by population 63 Create a pin map based on feature query 65 Create a new map 65 Add data to the map 66 Create ground polygons 66 Display a queried subset of Pennsylvania cities 67 Change the layer’s name and symbol 68 Add Pennsylvania’s state capital city 69 Change the layer’s name and symbol 70 Create hyperlinks 71 // Create a dynamic hyperlink 71 Launch the hyperlink 72 Create MapTips 73 // Map showing schools in the city of Pittsburgh by enrollment 74 Map showing K-12 population versus school enrollment 75 // GIS Tutorial 3 GIS Outputs il // Exercise Assignment 3-1 // Exercise Assignment 3-2 // Launch ArcMap 78 Open an existing map 79 Use interactive GIS 80 Produce print layouts 81 // Choose a built-in layout template 81 Set up and customize the template page 82 Create a custom map template and map series 84 Start a new map 84 Complete the new map project 85 Set up the layout view 86 Add elements 87 // Use the custom template for a new map 88 //

Create a custom map template for multiple maps 90 Create a new map 90 Add elements 91 Add reports to a layout 92 // Open an existing map 92 Make a selection of records 92 Start the report 93 Finish the report 94 Add the report to a layout 95 Add final touches to the layout 96 Add graphs to a layout 97 Open an existing map 97 Select records for graphing 97 Create a graph in ArcMap 98 Export data 99 // Import data into Microsoft Excel 99 // Create a graph in Microsoft Excel 100 // Add the Microsoft Excel graph to the layout 101 // Export layouts as files 102 Other outputs 103 // Layout comparing males, females, and young population in Orange County, California 104 // Walking map of historic districts in downtown Pittsburgh 105 // GIS Tutorial 4 Geodatabases 10? // Exercise Assignment 4-1 // Exercise Assignment 4-2 // Launch ArcMap 108 Launch ArcCatalog 109 Create a new personal geodatabase 110 Create a new geodatabase 110 Import shapefiles 111 Import a data table 112 Add layers to ArcMap 113 Change layer properties 113 Modify a geodatabase 114 // Examine and modify Layer Attribute Tables 114 Modify a primary key 115 Calculate a new column 116 Join tables 118 // Join a table to a map 118 Symbolize a map 120 Aggregate data 122 // Examine tables to join 122 Join tables 123 Extract a subset of points 124 Spatially join point and polygon layers 126 Count points by polygon ID 127 Join a count table to a polygon map 128 Symbolize the choropleth map 129 Symbolize the point map for drill down 130 Export data from a geodatabase 132 // Export a table from a personal geodatabase 132 Export a layer from a personal geodatabase 133 Use ArcCatalog utilities 134 // Copy and paste geodatabase layers 134 Rename and delete geodatabase layers 135 Compact a geodatabase 135 Compare county financial information in a map 136 Map by census tract a count of schools and the number of K-12 students enrolled in schools 138 //

Importing Spatial and Attribute Data 141 // Exercise Assignment 5-1 // Exercise Assignment 5-2 // Sources of maps and data 142 ESRI Web site 142 Navigate to free ESRI data 143 Download ESRI basemaps 144 Add the data in ArcMap 147 Geography Network 148 Download Census TIGER/Line Data 149 Download census tracts and data for a county 150 Extract files 151 U.S. Census Bureau 152 American FactFinder 153 // Create and download American FactFinder data tables 154 // Vector spatial data formats 156 // Coverages 156 // Add a coverage in ArcMap 157 Convert a coverage to a shapefile 158 Shapefiles 159 Add a shapefile in ArcMap 160 Interchange (.eOO) files 161 Start ArcCatalog 161 Annotation layers 162 CAD files 165 // Add a CAD file as a layer for display 166 // Add a CAD file as a layer for edit and analysis 167 // Export shapefiles to CAD 169 // Copy the shapefile to the root directory 169 // XY event files 170 // World and U.S. projections 172 // World projections 172 Change the map’s projection to Mercator 173 Change the map’s projection to Hammer-Aitoff and then to Robinson Projections of the USA 175 Albers equal area conic projection 175 State Plane coordinate system 176 // Add a map without State Plane coordinates 176 Set the coordinate projection for the map 177 Convert 2000 census tracts to a State Plane shapefile 179 Add a map with State Plane coordinates 180 Stored metadata 181 // Start ArcCatalog and view metadata 181 // Attribute data 183 // Adding and opening .dbf (dBASE) files 183 Adding and opening comma delimited .csv files 184 Microsoft Access tables 185 // Maps showing population changes for Florida counties 186 Create a voting district map for a local election 188 // GIS Tutorial 6 Digitizing 191 // Exercise Assignment 6-1 // Exercise Assignment 6-2 // Create a new polygon shapefile 192 Create a new polygon shapefile 192 Start ArcMap: Open a map document 193

Add the shapefile to a map 194 Digitize and edit the polygon layer 195 Open the Editor toolbar 195 Practice digitizing a polygon 196 Practice editing a polygon 197 Vertices 199 // Move vertex points 199 Add vertex points 200 Delete vertex points 200 Drawing and editing tips 201 Advanced Edit tools 201 Precision snapping 201 Specify a segment length 201 Edit tasks 202 Adding other graphics 202 Digitize the commercial zone polygons 203 Add feature attribute data 204 Label the commercial zones 205 Digitize a point layer 206 // Create a point layer for evacuation shelters 206 Add evacuation shelter points 207 Add a name field to the EvacShelter attribute table 208 Add name attributes to the EvacShelter records 209 Digitize a line layer 210 // Create a line shapefile for an evacuation route 210 Change the line symbol for the evacuation route 210 Prepare area for digitizing 211 Start editing 211 // Digitize by snapping to features 212 Save your edits and the map 213 Spatial adjustment 215 // Add aerial photos to a map 215 // Adjust the transparency values of the aerial photos 216 // Add a building outline 217 // Move the building 218 // Rotate the building 219 // Transform the building to the aerial photo 220 Add displacement links 220 Edit displacement links 222 Adjust the building 223 // Digitizing police beats 2 24 // Using GIS to track campus information 226 // Geocoding 229 // Exercise Assignment 7-1 // Exercise Assignment 7-2 // Geocode data by zip code 230 // Open the Pennsylvania zip code map 230 Add the FLUX Attendee data file 231 Build address locators for zip codes 232 Specifying a reference table (zip codes) 233 Add address locator to map 235 Batch match 236 Prepare table for geocoding 236 Review unmatched zip codes 238 Fix and rematch zip codes 239 Rematch zip codes 240 Geocode to streets 241 Prepare data and street maps 242

Create an address locator for streets 243 Specify a reference table (streets) 244 Create address locator 245 Add address locator to a map 246 Interactively locate addresses 247 Show address on map 248 Perform batch geocoding 250 Prepare table for geocoding 250 Correct addresses using interactive rematch 252 Match interactively 252 Correct street layer addresses 254 Open a new map 254 Create a new address locator 255 Geocode clients’ addresses to CBD streets 256 Identify and isolate streets for unmatched address 257 Identify and isolate unmatched streets 258 Modify the attributes of CBDStreets 259 Use alias tables 262 // Add an alias table and rematch addresses 262 Geocode household hazardous wastes participants to zip codes 264 Geocode ethnic businesses to Pittsburgh streets 266 // Spatial Data Processing 269 // Exercise Assignment 8-1 Exercise Assignment 8-2 // Launch ArcMap 270 // Open an existing map 271 // Use data queries to extract features 272 // Use the ArcMap Select By Attributes dialog 272 Show selected features and convert to shapefile 273 Use the ArcMap Select Features tool 274 Clip features 275 // Use the ArcMap Select By Location tool 275 Show selected features and convert to shapefile 276 Clip the Manhattan streets 277 Dissolve features 279 Open an existing map 279 // Dissolve zip codes using the ArcMap command line 280 // Append layers 283 // Open an existing map 283 // Create an empty polygon layer for appending 284 // Append several shapefiles into one shapefile 284 // Union layers 286 // Open an existing map 286 Union shapefiles 287 ModelBuilder 289 // Open an existing map 289 Create a new model 290 Add a Clip operation to the model 291 Connect PATractStatePlane layer to Clip tool 292 Connect Union function to layers 293 Run the model 295 Display the new shapefile 296 Build a study region for Colorado counties 298

Dissolve property parcels to create a zoning map 300 // Spatial Analysis 303 // Exercise Assignment 9-1 // Exercise Assignment 9-2 // Buffer points for proximity analysis 304 // Open map 304 Buffer bars 305 // Extract assault offenses in bar buffers 306 // Conduct a site suitability analysis 308 // Open a map 308 // Add X and Y columns to car beats 308 Compute car beat centroids 308 Map car beat centroids 310 Buffer car beat centroids 311 Buffer retail businesses 312 Select major streets 313 Buffer major streets 314 Intersect buffers 315 // Apportion data for noncoterminous polygons 316 // Approach to apportionment 317 The math of apportionment 318 Preview of apportionment steps 319 // Create Tract ID and AGE22Plus fields in the attributes of block centroids 320 Sum Age22Plus by tracts 322 Intersect car beats and tracts 323 // Overlay the intersection of car beats and tracts with block centroids 324 // Join the summary attributes to the spatial join output 325 // Compute apportionment weights 326 // Compute apportionment values 327 // Sum weights by tract 328 // Sum undereducated by car beats 329 // Join Sum_UnderEducated to the car beat layer 330 // Map undereducated population by car beat 331 // Wrap up 332 // Analyze population in California cities at risk for earthquakes 333 Neighborhood walking distances and urban grocery store site selection 335 // Appendix A Data License Agreement 339 Appendix B Installing the Data and Software 343