SOC 4650/5650 - Lab-03 Replication

Replication process for Lab-03 - Major Tornados in the St. Louis Area

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1. Lab-03 Replication Major Tornadoes in the St. Louis Area
2. b. Create a new project named Lab-03. Different versions of ArcGIS Pro may have a different initial screen. Look to create a new project. Uncheck the option to create a new folder.
3. d. Confirm the needed data is available in Lab-03/data.
4. Insert New Map
5. 1. Add the METRO_STRUCTURE_PctM
6. 2. Create a choropleth map showing the estimated percentage of mobile homes.
7. 2. Use the MobileHome Field and an accessible color ramp
8. 2. Add a basemap that compliments the color ramp you selected
10. 3. Create a new map layout
11. 3. Add a title, subtitle, data source and legend
12. 3. Add a title, subtitle, data source and legend
13. 3. Add a title, subtitle, data source and legend There is no “one-size fits all” approach to making maps. Experiment with different types of formatting until you get something you like.
14. 3. Insert a legend from the Insert tab
15. 3. Style the legend Legends inherit names from the original data, changing them in your data will change the legend.
16. 3. Style the legend Another option for legends is to hide certain items. Remember: A legend should be clear and concise.
17. 4. Export the Map as a png at 500 dpi
18. 4. Export the Map as a png at 500 dpi
19. 5. Create a new map
20. 5. Name it “Tornadoes Before 2000”
21. 5. Remove the basemap
22. 6. Add and symbolize layers
23. 6. Add and symbolize layers
24. 6. Add and symbolize layers
25. 6. Add and symbolize layers
26. 6. Add and symbolize layers
27. 6. Add and symbolize layers
28. 6. Add and symbolize layers
29. 6. Add and symbolize layers
30. 6. Add and symbolize layers
31. 7. Use a warm hue to symbolize the Missouri State Boundary
32. 8. Navigate to the Definition Query Window in Layer Properties
33. 8. Navigate to the Definition Query Window in Layer Properties
34. 8. Add definition clauses
35. 8. Add definition clauses
36. 9. Symbolize the tornado paths using different hues
37. 9. Make sure to remove “all other values”
38. 10. Rename the layer “Severe Tornadoes”
39. 11. Add another copy of the tornado tracks layer under the current one
40. 11. Add a definition query - yr is less than 2000
41. 12. Rename this layer “Less Severe Tornadoes”
42. 13. Zoom to the metro area counties layer
43. 13. Create a new bookmark for this scale
44. 14. Duplicate the map you made in the previous section
45. 14. Duplicate the map you made in the previous section
46. 14. Name the new copy “Tornadoes 2000 and After”
47. 15. Alter the definition query so that both tornado layers show paths between 2000 and 2015 — yr is greater than or equal to 2000
48. 16. Zoom to the metro area counties layer
49. 16. Create a new bookmark for this scale
50. 17. Create a third map named “Inset Map”
51. 17. Create a third map named “Inset Map”
52. 17. Add the state boundary layers and the counties on top
53. 18. Symbolize layers
54. 19. Zoom to full extent and create bookmark for this scale
55. 20. Switch to layout view, and create a well formatted 8.5” by 11” layout
56. a. Add guides to create .5” margins On an 8.5” by 11” portrait layout, your guides should be at .5”, 8” vertically and .5”, 10.5” horizontally
57. a. Add guides to create .5” margins
58. b. Add and resize your main maps It’s helpful to use the element sizing to get exact sizes.
59. b. Utilize bookmarks to get the correct scale
60. b. Utilize bookmarks to get the correct scale
61. c. Add text to serve as map subtitles
62. d. Add the inset map to give broader reference to where these data are
63. e. Include a legend
64. e. Properly format the legend
65. e. Add a scale bar
66. e. Add a title, a note about authorship and where the data came from
67. f. Manually add state labels
68. 21. Export as a png at 500 dpi
69. 21. Export as a png at 500 dpi