Elizabeth Shea 2021
This project worked with using the dissolve tool.
It shows the areas best suited for conservation to protect threatened and endangered plants on the islands.
This map was created using GPS coordinates that I collected around campus. The GPS coordinates were where there was outdoor dining areas, such as tables and chairs, benches or pick nick tables. The number of available seats were recorded. The seats are represented using graduated symbols. The names of the dorms are labeled, as well as the dinning options on campus.
The features such as the buildings, roads, and ponds were provided data.
This map is a digitized version of the park. I used an aerial photo of the park from google maps, and showed where the sidewalks, park borders, the plant beds, and human structures are located.
A few features of the park were blocked by trees, so I used ground view photos of the park, to determine their locations.