Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Thursday, February 4, 2010
The Population of MEXICO!!!
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beets,
capitalism,
good map,
maquiladoras,
mexico,
population,
poverty
Geocaching





Went geocaching with camboy_72 yesterday, had a blast. I'm now mercergarret on the geocaching website, and I'm looking forward to getting out there. This is the exact location of the sam's club cache: here
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awesomeness,
cache,
fun,
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Comparisons of Data Classification Techniques

Personally, I think that George Jenks' map style/data classification technique of Natural Breaks is the one best used here. We used Escambia County, FL's census data to demonstrate the population of black people in the area. I feel that the Natural Breaks most accurately depicts trends and such.
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Black,
census,
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Data Classification,
Florida,
George Jenks,
good map,
Pensacola
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Potential Youth Center Locations

As you can see, this is a map developed with ArcGIS that is detailing the potential youth center locations in the area. I changed the font and color to make things easier to read as well. We cross-referenced census data of individuals considered youth (ages 5-17) versus vacant and available buildings. By combining layers and cross-referencing, these six locations are the best-suited and most-effective locations for youth centers.
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