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Managing Multiple Track Segments with DNR Garmin

Managing Multiple Track Segments with DNR Garmin. Objectives. Using DNR Garmin: Download tracks Save track segments to shapefiles. Summary of Topics. Multiple Track Features Scenario Download Tracks Save Polygon Feature as Shapefile Save Line Features as Shapefiles.

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Managing Multiple Track Segments with DNR Garmin

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  1. Managing Multiple Track Segments with DNR Garmin

  2. Objectives Using DNR Garmin: Download tracks Save track segments to shapefiles

  3. Summary of Topics • Multiple Track Features Scenario • Download Tracks • Save Polygon Feature as Shapefile • Save Line Features as Shapefiles

  4. Data Collection Scenario Collected one polygon feature Saved Track (needed fire acres) Collected two line features Dozer Line Hand Line 3 Separate Track segments in the Active Track Log Fire Perimeter

  5. Data Summary Have (GPS) 3 track segments polygon line line 1 saved track polygon Need (GIS) 1 fire perimeter polygon 1 dozer line 1 hand line

  6. Goal: Save All Track Points to Single Shapefile

  7. Select Track Download Download – transfers a copy of data, does not remove data from receiver verify Coordinate System

  8. View Track Data Table show/hide data table scrollbar scrollbar resize window watch download

  9. Select All Active Log Track Points

  10. ...Save...

  11. ...As Text File First! A Text File should always be saved First as a back up file to the ESRI (ArcView) Shapefile Name should indicate all track points 20080319_rxwui_alltrackpts

  12. Status Window Name: 20080319_rxwui_alltrackpts.txt

  13. ...Save Again...

  14. ...As ArcView Shapefile... Note points files already there Projected shapefile uses projected coordinates. Unprojected shapefile uses WGS84 coordinates.

  15. ...As a Point

  16. Status Window Name same as text file, extension different 20080319_rxwui_alltrackpts.shp

  17. Locate Shapefile Note file path Note additional files

  18. Goal: Save Multiple Shapefiles

  19. Select First Track Segment First segment is fire perimeter Second segment is dozer line Third segment is hand line Select the first Active Log track segment light blue-start of new track segment

  20. ...Save...

  21. ...As Text File First! A Text File should always be saved First as a back up file to the ESRI (ArcView) Shapefile Name should indicate feature type 20080319_rxwui_perim.txt

  22. ...Save Again...

  23. ...As ArcView Shapefile... Note all track points file already there Name should indicate feature and shape type 20080319_rxwui_perim_pts.shp

  24. ...As a Point - Save to a Point Shape to ensure integrity - Save to a Polygon ONLY if you are sure your data is perfect

  25. ...Save Again to ArcView Shapefile... Note all track points file and perimeter points listed Name should indicate feature and shape type 20080319_rxwui_perim_poly.shp

  26. Save to Polygon

  27. Check Saved Files Text file of all Active Log track points Point shapefile of all Active Log track points Point shapefile of fire perimeter track points Text file of fire perimeter track points Polygon shapefile of fire perimeter

  28. Let’s Peek at your Work! Give both shapefiles to GIS Specialist Great! Point Shapefile: 20080319_rxwui_perim_pts.shp Polygon Shapefile: 20080319_rxwui_perim_poly.shp

  29. Select Second Track Segment First segment is fire perimeter Second segment is dozer line Third segment is hand line light blue - start of new track segment

  30. ...Save...

  31. ...As Text File First! A Text File should always be saved First as a back up file to the ESRI (ArcView) Shapefile Name should indicate feature type 20080319_rxwui_dzline

  32. ...Save Again...

  33. ...As ArcView Shapefile... Note other shapefiles Name should indicate feature type 20080319_rxwui_dzline.shp

  34. ...As a Point or a Line??? Point Shape ensures integrity You can save to a Line ONLY if you are sure your data is perfect

  35. Check Saved Files Text file of Dozer Line Shapefile of Dozer Line

  36. Select Third Track Segment First segment is fire perimeter Second segment is dozer line Third segment is hand line last segment in table

  37. ...Save...

  38. ...As Text File First! A Text File should always be saved First as a back up file to the ESRI (ArcView) Shapefile Name should indicate feature type 20080319_rxwui_handline

  39. ...Save Again...

  40. ...As ArcView Shapefile... Note other saved shapefiles Name should indicate feature type 20080319_rxwui_handline.shp

  41. ...As a Point or a Line??? - Point Shape ensures integrity - Save to a Line ONLY if you are sure your data is perfect

  42. Check Saved Files Text file of Hand Line Shapefile of Hand Line

  43. Review of Topics • Multiple Track Features Scenario • Download Tracks • Save Polygon Feature as Shapefile • Save Line Features as Shapefile

  44. Final Data Review & Question GPS 3 track segments polygon line line 1 saved track polygon GIS 1 fire perimeter polygon 1 dozer line 1 hand line All GIS shapefiles came from Active Track Why didn’t we use Saved Perimeter Track?

  45. Compare Geometry Active Track Log Saved Track Which would be a better representation on a map?

  46. Compare Area Calculations Active Track Acres Calculated in ArcGIS Saved Track Acres Calculated in GPS Saved Track – Good estimated Acres!

  47. Review of Topics • Multiple Track Features Scenario • Download Tracks • Save Polygon Feature as Shapefile • Save Line Features as Shapefiles

  48. Conclusions Active Track Log • Actual GPS positions • Good depiction of features Saved Track • Saves “critical” GPS positions only • Creates linear shapes for curved features • Good approximate acre calculation

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