Lab Post 6: Web Mapping 101
For my ArcGIS map I decided to plot points at Burton, Gould Library, the CMC,
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Lab week six ArcGIS- Maddie Smith
Map: https://carleton.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/exhibit/index.html?appid=cb9cb671a40f47bf8362d2f6cb8af986 CSV spreadsheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/115EVLX95B54Fl6PizGgralQCl5QYQqmO5xyy-4Rn7ZI/edit?usp=sharing I decided to map my five points on a map
Week 6 Lab (Breanna Lefevers-Scott)
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Map Lab Week 6 (Max Votruba)
https://carleton.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/basic/index.html?appid=bc7b32992efc495ba883c24476ea4c70 This was honestly probably one of the more confusing labs I’ve completed. Transferring the
Blog Post 6 (Sam Merritt)
I can see many ways a georectified map would be helpful. It allows someone to
Week six GIS mapping blog- Maddie Smith
I think a georectified map would be useful for pointing out how a landscape has
Blog 3 – Data Visualization (Marcus Merkelbach)
I used a bar chart to display the popularity of girls’ and boys’ names from
Blog 3- Data Visualization (Maddie Smith)
I chose to place the data into a violin shaped graph. I sorted by year
Blog 3 – Data Visualization (Isaac Lund)
I used Rawgraphs to visualize the data for this project. I wanted to target the
