Thursday, October 7, 2021

Week 6: Georeferencing, Editing, and 3D

 

This week, I georeferenced two rasters of UWF's campus. I utilized the vector features provided in order to line up the raster images. I looked for buildings and road intersection, then I placed control points in order to shape the raster. I was sure to have sufficiently low RMSE values in order to limit distortion. In addition I created a Multiple Ring Buffer of an eagle nest near the campus in order to showcase the proximity. Additionally I created a simply inset map that utilized data from previous labs.

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