INTL433_Final Assignment_Pt1

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American Military University Intelligence Studies Program INTL 433 Final Assignment Student Name
Week 6 The sixth week of lab work demonstrated the technique for creating a shapefile; specifically, a point symbol for the Presidential Inauguration VIP Viewing Stand. The lab exercise walked through modifying layer properties such as setting the datum and geographic coordinate system, creating a new template, creating and editing features, and modifying attributes. Some of these modifications included assigning a common spatial reference system (WGS 84) and others were more aesthetically-based, such as the location of the text label in relation to the street name.
Week 7 The seventh week of lab work built upon the shapefile lessons learned in the week six lab work. Instead of a point shapefile, we generated a line shapefile to represent the Inauguration Parade route from the U.S. Capitol building to the VIP Viewing Stand, north of the White House. Like the sixth week lab work, we assigned a common datum and geographic coordinate system (WGS 84), created a new feature template, and constructed our shapefile. The shapefile editor tool allowed students to select points following along the "street segments" layer that would represent the Inauguration Parade route.
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Week 8 The eighth week of lab work built on the Inauguration Parade route layer created in week seven by introducing the Geoprocessing tool, Buffer. In order to assist the Washington D.C. Police develop a security zone for barriers and roadblocks, students created a 150-meter semi-transparent buffer layer around the parade route. To assist the security personnel on the ground, students converted the working map into a printable product complete with a header title, legend, distance scale, and north-seeking arrow for reference.