GIS Lab 9 - 12a

Using Buffering to determine the value of harvestable land in Lease F (above). The Buffer layers define the areas within which trees cannot be cut.

GIS Lab 9 - 11d

Exporting Data, so nests are contained within polygons, so instead of clipping or dissolving, we will export the selected sets to make the Goshawk Nests layer to the point Data.

GIS Lab 9 - 11c

Clipping layers in five lease areas that contains a segment of 1,556 streams. Clipped on the left side and right the segment streams ready to be clip.

 

From 1,566 to 358 streams clipped upon this lease stand while using the StreamsF layer. 

GIS Lab 9 - 11b

Adding graphs to the layout page to represent the Values of the forest stand into the lease areas.

GIS Lab 9 - 11a

The Lease areas of the five stands from the Forest Service, in dissolving mode/image. 

The Forest Service in present of five adjacent areas that are also lease areas.

GIS Lab 8 Map 9b

Joining and Relating tables part 2. This time in the state of Louisiana, we will go to the Lower Mississippi Buffer to see the section of Pits_75 but relating tables. Once after relating tables with the Pits and Metals to the Remedial Actions and IDNumbers. Witness, you can see the record points of 3 pits that contain lead.

GIS Lab 8 Map 9a

Joining and Relating tables, a map of Louisiana showing parishes, navigable, waterways, and pits. But now with joining the tables of Remedial-Actions to thier IDNumbers it will show that Pits need to be repaired or removed that are moslty located in  parishes of the southeastern tip of the state.