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LABORATORY ASSIGNMENTS
If you have access to the Internet,use the tools you have available (perhaps Archie,Gopher,Netscape,Mosaic,or a WWW search engine) to search for information about GIS and for digital mao data on-line covering your town or city.Are there any attribute data for the maps,perhaps in gazetteers,almanacs,or data books?You may be able to get these from network services such as America Online or CompuServe.If you are not connected to the networks,visit a library and use their facilities,or book in the reference section fou information.If you live near a map library,perhaps at a university,see if you can use this facility in your search.After a few searches,make an inventory of data you were successful in locating,Put the inventoryin the form of a list.Add a column to show which agencies supplied the data you found and how recent the data were.How are the data made available to the public?
Using the information in this chapter,obtain as much information as possible about the GIS you are or will be using.When was the package creates?What is the package’s history?Who wrote the software?Are there manuals,research papers,or other sources of information,such as newsletters,user groups,or other maunals,relating to the software of which you are unware?
If you have access to the Internet,join GIS-L and retrieve the FAQ(frequently asked questions) list.How would you get answers to any questions you have at this stage that are not on the list?
Review the operating system of the computer on which you will work with GIS.Whether it be Unix,Windows,OS/2,DOS,or any other,what operations are necessary to create and delete files,create and delete directories,copy and move files,edit the contents of an ASC2 file,and to use peripheral devices such as CD-ROMdrives and plotters or digitizers?Become familiar with the systen’s manuals and/or on-line help facility.
If you have access to the Internet,use the tools you have available (perhaps Archie,Gopher,Netscape,Mosaic,or a WWW search engine) to search for information about GIS and for digital mao data on-line covering your town or city.Are there any attribute data for the maps,perhaps in gazetteers,almanacs,or data books?You may be able to get these from network services such as America Online or CompuServe.If you are not connected to the networks,visit a library and use their facilities,or book in the reference section fou information.If you live near a map library,perhaps at a university,see if you can use this facility in your search.After a few searches,make an inventory of data you were successful in locating,Put the inventoryin the form of a list.Add a column to show which agencies supplied the data you found and how recent the data were.How are the data made available to the public?
Using the information in this chapter,obtain as much information as possible about the GIS you are or will be using.When was the package creates?What is the package’s history?Who wrote the software?Are there manuals,research papers,or other sources of information,such as newsletters,user groups,or other maunals,relating to the software of which you are unware?
If you have access to the Internet,join GIS-L and retrieve the FAQ(frequently asked questions) list.How would you get answers to any questions you have at this stage that are not on the list?
Review the operating system of the computer on which you will work with GIS.Whether it be Unix,Windows,OS/2,DOS,or any other,what operations are necessary to create and delete files,create and delete directories,copy and move files,edit the contents of an ASC2 file,and to use peripheral devices such as CD-ROMdrives and plotters or digitizers?Become familiar with the systen’s manuals and/or on-line help facility.