DHS Critical Infrastructure

I found this to be an interesting analysis, locating the visible and non-visible lines of site, this is definitely a useful tool in an infrastructure analysis. I also never knew a graph could be made from the graphic lines. Very interesting.

I chose to add a few extra features to this map, to better show the area we were dealing with. I also tried labeling the hospital sites but decided it looked much to cluttered, so I chose to label them using the FID# and label them in the margin.

DHS BAUA

For Deliverable 2, I chose to display the landmark point features and I created a map for the exported image. I also included the roads in the map for reference only.

For deliverable 1 I chose to just make a map of the Bay Area Urban Areas and display the areas using a different shade for the legend.

Crime Analysis of Houston, TX

Location part 2

Location, location, location

Visual Assessment
For this one, I chose to do a side by side map of both, I had really wanted to make each frame the same size, but because the 3D view was a jpeg, it was impossible to size them both equally to fit on the map. I also chose to zoom in on the AOI on the 3D map to give an idea of what area would be most affected, rather than show the entire campus. I was really just experimenting with some different things to try to make the map more interesting. I hope this was ok to do for this assignment and it won't negatively affect my grade.

Urban Planning and Impact Assesments

Economic Assesment

HAZUS Alternate assignment, Module 4 Floods

Hurricane Katrina

One of the things that challenged me about this map was figuring out why my graph would not display when I went back into the layout. I finally figured out that the classes had to be selected in the attribute table in order to show up in the graph.

Hurricane Katrina

Deliverable 1