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Welcome to the course!
10
1.1
Welcome to the course!
1.2
Introduction to topology
1.3
Topology and data formats
1.4
Shapefile: simple, with no topology
1.5
Coverage: Complex, but has topology
1.6
Comparison of shapefile, coverage, and geodatabase
1.7
Building basic topology
1.8
Georelational and object-relational vector data models
1.9
Create Road Network Map
1.10
Create Every Topology in One Map
Finding Data and Preparation to Your Project
9
2.1
Evaluating data using metadata
2.2
Data dictionary
2.3
The importance of metadata
2.4
Viewing and editing metadata in ArcMap
2.5
Downloading and using GIS data
2.6
Adding x,y data from a table
2.7
Clipping a feature class
2.8
Merging feature classes
2.9
Create Population Density Map
Geocoading Address and Postal Codes
10
3.1
What is geocoding?
3.2
Geocoding in ArcGIS Online
3.3
Geocoding postal codes
3.4
Geocoding postal codes in ArcMap
3.5
Postal codes and census data
3.6
Indian census units
3.7
Ecological fallacy
3.8
Geocoding street addresses
3.9
Geocoding street addresses in ArcMap
3.10
Assingnment
Map Design Principle
17
4.1
Developing a critical eye
4.2
The map design process
4.3
Controls on map design, part 1
4.4
Controls on map design, part 2
4.5
Controls on map design, part 3
4.6
Design principles
4.7
Visual hierarchy
4.8
Figure-ground relationship
4.9
Contrast
4.10
Legibility
4.11
Visual balance
4.12
Map elements
4.13
Creating a map layout in ArcMap
4.14
Basic map design in ArcMap
4.15
Exporting a map as an image in ArcMap
4.16
Typography
4.17
Creating and customizing labels in ArcMap
Mapping Quantitative Data
13
5.1
Levels of measurement and mapping
5.2
Colour models: RGB
5.3
Colour models: HSV
5.4
Colour models: CMYK
5.5
Choropleth maps
5.6
Creating choropleth maps in ArcMap
5.7
Data classification for mapping
5.8
Data classification methods for mapping
5.9
Mean vs. median
5.10
Zero values on your map
5.11
Joining tables
5.12
Working with tables in ArcMap
5.13
Field calculations in tables
Quantitative Map Types
8
6.1
Dot maps
6.2
Creating dot density maps in ArcMap
6.3
Proportional symbol maps
6.4
Graduated symbol maps
6.5
Creating proportional and graduated symbol maps in ArcMap
6.6
Contour maps
6.7
Flow maps
6.8
Multivariate maps
Getting Data and Make Your Own Maps
0
GIS Data Acquisition and Map Design
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