Title: Hurricane Katrina, Aug. 28, 2005, 1515Z (10:15 a.m. CDT)
1Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
Presented by Scott White (white_s_at_fortlewis.edu) D
epartment of Geosciences, Fort Lewis College,
Durango, Colorado Cutting Edge Workshop Using
GIS and Remote Sensing to Teach Geoscience in the
21st Century Montana State University,
Bozeman August 8-11, 2010
Hurricane Katrina, Aug. 28, 2005, 1515Z (1015
a.m. CDT) 2613'59''N, 8808'03''W Category 5
with maximum sustained winds near 175 mph
GOES-12 1 km visible image http//www.nnvl.noaa.go
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2- Fort Lewis College GIS Program
- FLC is a public liberal arts college with
located in Durango, Colorado about 3,400
undergrads - GIS is housed in the Geosciences Dept.
- GIS Certificate (incl. 4 GIS/RS courses)
- primarily Science students (Bio/Geo/Anthro), all
levels - ArcGIS (ArcInfo) campus site license
3Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
- Outline
- Objectives of the GIS Exercises
- Exercise 1 Creating a Regional Base Map
- Focus on creating a basic map of the region
affected by a recent hurricane and/or tropical
storm - Use of ESRI map data
- Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 2 Creating a Regional Thematic Map
- Focus on creating a hurricane-related thematic
map from the Exercise 1 base map - Mapping Hurricane Katrina Designated Disaster
Areas using FEMA data - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 3 Creating Hurricane and Tropical
Storm Maps - Map 1 Focus on creating a map showing a
hurricane/tropical storm track with positions of
the storm and hurricane/tropical storm force
wind swaths - Building a spreadsheet of hurricane/tropical
storm data using NOAA NHC data - Point features (hurricane/tropical storm
locations) and polyline feature (storm track) - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Map 2 Focus on creating a map showing the
position of a satellite image relative to the
base map
4Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
- Outline
- Objectives of the GIS Exercises
- Exercise 1 Creating a Regional Base Map
- Focus on creating a basic map of the region
affected by a recent hurricane and/or tropical
storm - Use of ESRI map data
- Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 2 Creating a Regional Thematic Map
- Focus on creating a hurricane-related thematic
map from the Exercise 1 base map - Mapping Hurricane Katrina Designated Disaster
Areas using FEMA data - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 3 Creating Hurricane and Tropical
Storm Maps - Map 1 Focus on creating a map showing a
hurricane/tropical storm track with positions of
the storm and hurricane/tropical storm force
wind swaths - Building a spreadsheet of hurricane/tropical
storm data using NOAA NHC data - Point features (hurricane/tropical storm
locations) and polyline feature (storm track) - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Map 2 Focus on creating a map showing the
position of a satellite image relative to the
base map
5Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
- Outline
- Objectives of the GIS Exercises
- Exercise 1 Creating a Regional Base Map
- Focus on creating a basic map of the region
affected by a recent hurricane and/or tropical
storm - Use of ESRI map data
- Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 2 Creating a Regional Thematic Map
- Focus on creating a hurricane-related thematic
map from the Exercise 1 base map - Mapping Hurricane Katrina Designated Disaster
Areas using FEMA data - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 3 Creating Hurricane and Tropical
Storm Maps - Map 1 Focus on creating a map showing a
hurricane/tropical storm track with positions of
the storm and hurricane/tropical storm force
wind swaths - Building a spreadsheet of hurricane/tropical
storm data using NOAA NHC data - Point features (hurricane/tropical storm
locations) and polyline feature (storm track) - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Map 2 Focus on creating a map showing the
position of a satellite image relative to the
base map
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7Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
- Outline
- Objectives of the GIS Exercises
- Exercise 1 Creating a Regional Base Map
- Focus on creating a basic map of the region
affected by a recent hurricane and/or tropical
storm - Use of ESRI map data
- Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 2 Creating a Regional Thematic Map
- Focus on creating a hurricane-related thematic
map from the Exercise 1 base map - Mapping Hurricane Katrina Designated Disaster
Areas using FEMA data - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 3 Creating Hurricane and Tropical
Storm Maps - Map 1 Focus on creating a map showing a
hurricane/tropical storm track with positions of
the storm and hurricane/tropical storm force
wind swaths - Building a spreadsheet of hurricane/tropical
storm data using NOAA NHC data - Point features (hurricane/tropical storm
locations) and polyline feature (storm track) - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Map 2 Focus on creating a map showing the
position of a satellite image relative to the
base map
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11Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
- Outline
- Objectives of the GIS Exercises
- Exercise 1 Creating a Regional Base Map
- Focus on creating a basic map of the region
affected by a recent hurricane and/or tropical
storm - Use of ESRI map data
- Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 2 Creating a Regional Thematic Map
- Focus on creating a hurricane-related thematic
map from the Exercise 1 base map - Mapping Hurricane Katrina Designated Disaster
Areas using FEMA data - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 3 Creating Hurricane and Tropical
Storm Maps - Map 1 Focus on creating a map showing a
hurricane/tropical storm track with positions of
the storm and hurricane/tropical storm force
wind swaths - Building a spreadsheet of hurricane/tropical
storm data using NOAA NHC data - Point features (hurricane/tropical storm
locations) and polyline feature (storm track) - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Map 2 Focus on creating a map showing the
position of a satellite image relative to the
base map
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17Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
- Outline
- Objectives of the GIS Exercises
- Exercise 1 Creating a Regional Base Map
- Focus on creating a basic map of the region
affected by a recent hurricane and/or tropical
storm - Use of ESRI map data
- Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 2 Creating a Regional Thematic Map
- Focus on creating a hurricane-related thematic
map from the Exercise 1 base map - Mapping Hurricane Katrina Designated Disaster
Areas using FEMA data - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Exercise 3 Creating Hurricane and Tropical
Storm Maps - Map 1 Focus on creating a map showing a
hurricane/tropical storm track with positions of
the storm and hurricane/tropical storm force
wind swaths - Building a spreadsheet of hurricane/tropical
storm data using NOAA NHC data - Point features (hurricane/tropical storm
locations) and polyline feature (storm track) - Symbology, labeling, and the map layout
- Map 2 Focus on creating a map showing the
position of a satellite image relative to the
base map
18Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets
Data sources and websites ESRI Data Maps (DVD
included with ArcGIS products)
http//www.esri.com/data/data-maps/index.html
FEMA Mapping and Analysis Center Hurricane
Katrina Declared Disasters http//www.gismaps.
fema.gov/2005pages/katrina.shtm NOAA NHC
Hurricane Katrina Advisory Archive http//www.
nhc.noaa.gov/archive/2005/KATRINA.shtml NASA
MODIS Rapid Response Gallery http//rapidfire.
sci.gsfc.nasa.gov/gallery
19Mapping Hurricanes Working with Digital Vector
and Raster Data Sets