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Projections and Coordinate Systems
Chapter 2
ArcView
- Structure
- Project
- View
- Theme
- Feature
- Project (.apr)
- ASCII text
- Location dependent!!!
Documents
- View
- picture of the themes
- Table
- relational database (.dbf format)
- Chart
- bar, line, scatter, etc
- Layout
- the map
- Script
- programming in Avenue language
Theme
- Theme
- Point
- Line
- Area
- Feature
- Individual item
- Shapefile
- .shp
- .shx
- .dbf
Arc/Info
- ARC and INFO
Spatial and attribute information are separate
- ARC is spatial information
- INFO is attribute information
- data is binary
- must use tools to read
Coverage
- Coverage can be
- point
- arc
- polygon
- More complex
- We will build up the expertise
- representation of data
- multiple components for each kind of coverage
Geographic Grid
- Meridians and parallels
- Longitue and latitude
- E-W and N-S
- DMS=degree-minute-second
- DD=decimal degrees
- Convert D + M/60+S/3600 = DD
Projections
- Spherical to flat
- Something preserved
- conformal = shape
- equivalent = size
- equidistant = scale
- azimuthal = direction
- Projection surface
- cone, cylinder, plane
Datum
- Spheroid or ellipsoid
- North American Datum of 1927 (NAD27) and Clark 1866 (ground-measured)
- North American Datum of 1983 (NAD83) and WGS84 or GRS80 (satellite-measured)
Coordinate Systems
- Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)
- Universal Polar Stereographic (UPS)
- State Plane Coordinate (SPC)
- Public Land Survey System (PLSS)
UTM
- Universal Transverse Mercator
- 84°N and 80°S
- 60 zones
- 6° per zone
- Beginning at 180° W
UPS
- Universal Polar Stereographic
- Polar areas
- 100,000-meter squares
- Similar to UTM
SPC
- State Plane Coordinate
- 1930s accuracy of 1/10,000 or less
- State may have more than one zone
- Shape of state changes N-S or E-W
- Texas has how many?
PLSS
- Public Land Survey System
- Not in Texas
- Mainly central and western states
- 6 x 6 mile squares (townships)
- 36 square mile parcels of 640 acres (sections)
