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GIS Tutorial:

What is GIS
GIS data model
Vector Data
Point
Line
Polygon
Vector Representation
Raster Data
TIN model
Scale of Map
Introduction to ArcGIS
Exploring ArcMap
Basic GIS technique
Extract part of the map
Query by Attribute
Create layer from selection
Convert Layer to Shape File
Create a New Map from Extracted Layers
Create Choropleth map
Showing only selected layers
Create Dot Density map
Change Symbol of Points
Buffer
Geoprocessing
Add Field and Calculate Value of Table
Statistic, Sort and Summary
GIS Resources

Introduction to GIS

By Kardi Teknomo, PhD.

 

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In previous section, I simplified GIS as maps plus database. Database is represented by tables. Table consist of rows represent the data and columns characterize the attributes of the data. On the other hand, Map may be represented by several GIS data model such as vector, image (raster) and triangles. Knowing the data model of GIS is important because it gives you idea on how the computer stores the data and how the data is analyzed. Depending on this GIS data model and representation, the way to perform your analysis and the result you obtain may be different. In this section, you will learn this GIS data model.

 

see more detail explanation in the following section:

Vector Data

Raster Data

TIN model

 

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This tutorial is copyrighted.

Preferable reference for this tutorial is

Teknomo, Kardi. Introduction to GIS. http:\\people.revoledu.com\kardi\ tutorial\GIS\

 

 

 

 
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