A geographic information system is a system for organizing, analyzing, and drawing conclusions from geographic data. A raster map gives an area of land that is then divided into squares. Data about each square is then attached to the squares. In the first raster map below, the type of mineral available in each square is given. These raster maps can be combined to make a new raster map that gives information about multiple pieces of data Terry has a square plot of land measuring 500 meters by 500 meters. She divided the land into 25 100-m by 100-m plots and created three raster maps showing the type of mineral, fruit tree, and energy available on each plot. Use the maps below to shade the blank maps according to each problem. T Qat TQQQ a T TOGG T T TG G G G A CCCO A COOA AACA WEEE W wwwEW 55www C AAC 0 SSWSS C A ° SS WS 5. a Quartz A Apple T Tourmaline C Cherry W S Wind Solar G Garnet о Orange Electric CCC LLLL COLL E Name Project 1-Sets Shade the areas... 1. That do not have quartz. 3. With apple trees and electric. 2. With tourmaline or cherry trees. 4. With quartz tourmaline, but not cherry trees. 5. That do not have both and quartz energy. wind 6. That have tourmaline but not solar energy. 7. That have cherry trees or do not have wind energy. 8. That have quartz or orange trees electric. or 9. That have tourmaline either or solar 10. That either have quartz and orange energy, but not both. trees or tourmaline and cherry trees.