This catalog showcases the key learnings and skills developed throughout the GIS course, focusing on the use of ArcGIS Pro. It covers the progression from mastering basic commands and tools, to designing layouts, understanding geodesy, and working with vector and raster data models. Each section includes visuals that highlight important concepts, such as map projection, data analysis, and importing external maps. This final catalog represents the culmination of the class, reflecting both theoretical knowledge and practical applications learned during the course.
We started by learning the basic commands and tools provided by ArcGIS Pro, as shown in the image.
In the second week, we learned how to design layouts, identify the main elements, and prepare maps for proper printing, as illustrated here.
We covered topics such as geodesy, coordinate systems, and projections, which enabled us to create accurate maps like the one presented here.
For example, we used the WGS 1984 UTM Zone 35S projection for Africa, while for areas north of the equator, we would use Zone 35N.
We also delved deeper into vector and raster data models, and one of the key learnings was adjusting maps according to the topography, as seen in this image.
We also learned how to use attribute tables to select, analyze, and merge data, an essential skill for complex projects like the one shown in this image.
One of the most interesting applications was creating a thematic map of the aftershocks from the 2010 Chile earthquake, as shown in the image.
Importation of maps from The National Map, and used ArcGIS Pro to merge data and create raster mosaics, as demonstrated in this example.