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Title: New GPS Units for Data Collection


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New GPS Units for Data Collection
  • IPAQ Handheld PC with plugin GPS receivers
    (1000)
  • 2-5 m accuracy
  • ArcPad
  • TDS Recon Handheld PC with plugin GPS (2000)
  • 2-5 m accuracy
  • Solo Field software (similar to ArcPad)
  • Trimble GeoExplorer Handheld GPS receiver
    (4000)
  • submeter accuracy
  • Trimble software

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Equipment Checkout
  • 24 hours to 1 weekend only
  • Project work for GEO 580
  • Small thesis project work
  • Contact Mark Meyers
  • meyerss_at_geo.oregonstate.edu
  • Terra Cognita Lab next door (Wilk 204)

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Object-Orientation
  • Longley et al., ch. 9
  • Zeiler, chs. 4 and 5

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Shapefiles and Topology
  • discrete view
  • separate, countable
  • exhaust the space?
  • space between objects?
  • editing a polygon boundary?

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ArcView Shapefile
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ArcInfo Coverage
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Topology
  • adjacency, connectivity (defined in coverages)
  • FNODE, TNODE
  • LPOLY, RPOLY
  • properties that are preserved under stretching of
    the space
  • distinction between point, line, area is
    topological
  • can't make a line into an area

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Adding a New Polygon w/in a Coverage
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Shapefiles
  • Limited topology - 6 kinds of shapefiles
  • Point
  • Multipoint (several pts. represent one feature)
  • polyline
  • multipart polyline (segments disconnected)
  • Polygon
  • Multipart polygon
  • Attributes in separate dBASE tables
  • no topological info.

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Object-Oriented Data Modeling
  • Objects in the real world
  • Natural rules and relationships
  • Rivers flow downstream
  • Roads handle levels of traffic
  • Land parcels respect landuse laws
  • How to build this intelligence into data
    structures?

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OO Principles
  • things in the world are instances of classes
  • John Smith - human being
  • Harrison Blvd. - street
  • Corvallis - city
  • Marys Peak - mountain (Hugh Grants hill??)
  • Identity, Inheritance, Encapsulation

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OO Principles ( cont. )Identity
  • classes form hierarchies
  • John Smith is an instance of the class male human
    beings
  • male human beings are a subclass of human beings
  • human beings are a subclass of mammals
  • mammals are a subclass of fauna
  • each subclass shares the properties of the class
  • and may add special properties

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OO Principles ( cont. )Identity
  • geographic objects often group into complex
    objects
  • an airport is composed of runways, hangars,
    terminals
  • a state is composed of counties
  • an area coverage is composed of polygons, arcs,
    nodes

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OO Principles ( cont. )Inheritance
  • Object can inherit properites
  • old hierarchical database concept
  • objects can inherit properties that are true of
    all objects of that type
  • e.g., for all polygons
  • new county in Oregon, still cant pump gas there
  • and can also add new properties
  • e.g., properties true only of a certain class
  • rural county, always has diesel gas

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OO Principles ( cont. )Encapsulation ( Behavior
)
  • Object can encapsulate behavior (functions)
  • what kinds of behavior?
  • editing rules
  • e.g, corners of a building must be square
  • might apply to all buildings but not all polygons
  • might apply only to some buildings
  • two adjacent objects must have the same common
    boundary

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Behavior ( cont. )
  • attribute rules
  • e.g., range of possible numbers
  • dates in numerical format (only 1 to 12)
  • split and merge rules
  • 1 feature split or 2 features merged, what
    happens to attributes?
  • e.g., split a street, the lengths of two parts
    are shares of the total
  • e.g., merge two polygons, their population counts
    are summed for the combined polygon
  • e.g., merge two polygons, their population
    densities are averaged, weighted by area

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Example Merge Rule
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Behavior ( cont. )
  • editing, attribute, split and merge rules
  • special procedures
  • e.g., procedure to measure areas of polygons
  • associated with polygon object type
  • e.g., procedure to annotate contours
  • specific interaction rules between objects
  • e.g., a liquor store cannot be within 500 m of a
    school
  • an offramp is required if a street and a freeway
    intersect
  • at least one stream must flow out of every stream
    junction

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A Smarter Data Model
  • ArcInfo 7 coverage
  • geometric information not stored in database
  • ArcInfo 8 geodatabase
  • stores geometric information as "shape" attribute
  • closer to how we actually think about geographic
    features
  • e.g., we don't naturally think about an area
    coverage as a collection of arcs
  • Identity, Inheritance, Encapsulation (Behavior)

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ArcHydro Feature Data Sets
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ArcHydro Feature Classes
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ArcHydro Feature Classes
  • Hydrojunction
  • Significant point locations in the hydro network
  • Outlet of a watershed, the outlet of a lake or
    other water body
  • Hydro Edge
  • Flowlines are used to trace water movement
    through streams, rivers, and water bodies
  • Shorelines form the interface between land and
    water for water bodies.

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