Introduction to GIS for Architecture
| When: |
Friday, September 11, 2-3 pm
Wednesday, September 16, 12-1 pm * new addition
Friday, September 18, 12-1 pm |
| Where: |
DIRC (14N-132) (20 computers) |
Presentation |
Exercises |
Data |
Introduction:
- Quick presentation about GIS
- What you can do with GIS
- Sources of GIS data
- Making your own GIS data
Exercise 1: Creating a basic map
Make a quick map of Parcels, buildings, and roads with road names. Export data to CAD. Learn to export the map to
PDF, Adobe Illustrator (AI), JPG, and other formats.
Exercise 2: Exploring Demographics
Download Census data, select some near a site and make a map of local demographic information. Make a chart.
Exercise 3:
Make an image line up with your GIS data (georeferencing). Add background imagery from the web.
Add terrain
data and extract contour lines from it.
Exercise 4: Working in 3D with ArcGlobe
Make a 3D scene showing the building site and surrounding structures.
Exercise 5: Challenge Exercise
Make a fly-around animation. Export the animation to an AVI file.
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