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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- How to get started creating points, lines, and polygons in ArcMap, part of Esri ArcGIS Desktop.
I have many more videos like this as part of my of my online Coursera GIS courses available here: www.coursera.o...
If you are interested in taking courses with me at the University of Toronto, you can find out more about my department here: geography.utor...
Hi teacher, I am doing your Gis (coursera) courses. you explain very well, thanks. greetings from Colombia.
Thanks Hernan, that's great to hear! 😀
Wow! Explained very well.
Thanks!
Thanks, this was explained very well.
Thanks Michael, glad you liked it!
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Thank you so much sir.
Sir, I am looking for a module to work on my watershed using the MUSLE model. This involves preparing maps for soil parameters, landuse, etc. Please mention a source where I can find something detailed and helpful, to improve my understanding of each step.
You explain very well so, I was thinking if you have any courses available for this task on any platform.
Sorry, but I'm afraid I'm not familiar with anything that could help you with that.
@@DonBoyes oh. Okay. Thank you for responding.
Hello sir, I am taking your Coursera specialization class presently. I just want to know which would you recommend between digitizing from a base map and digitizing from an image of a map such as a jpeg. Thank you
It depends on how much detail each option has and the level of accuracy needed. Base maps are a good place to start, but if they don't have the features you need then consider working with a scanned image of a map.
Sir, I started taking your GIS course in Course era... and I am pretty much new to GIS mapping.... I have been trying to do vector map for a small portion in an Indian city.... But I am unable to choose the correct projection system,.... Every time I try adding a new feature class, ESRi says I cant edit because "Spatial reference does not match data frame"... Please suggest.... I am trying to map for Bengaluru, India (12.9716° N, 77.5946° E)
If you are tracing something using one of Esri's basemaps for reference, then try this: open a new map, add the basemap, then create a new feature class with the same coordinate system as the data frame (it should be web mercator) and trace your features. Once you are done, you can change the projection to the one you want (perhaps a UTM zone for your region) and then export that to a new feature class.
@@DonBoyes thank you so much for your kind reply... I shall try it...
@@DonBoyes Hi... I am now able to add new feature classes. But, none of my changes are being saved... May I please know where I could possibly go wrong?