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Turn in Lab 1 Remember to put your name, perm number and lab section on the answer sheet.

Lab 2 Coordinates Yingjie Hu

Objective Understanding map scale and coordinate systems – Geographic coordinates (latitude/longitude) – The State Plane Coordinate System (SPCS) – The Universal Transverse Mercator (UTM)

Software TerroGo Toolbar (A PDF plugin) – Download from

Documents on Gauchospace YellowRockEast.pdf – The PDF Map you will have to work on Lab2_Coordinates.pdf – The instruction about this lab ( Read it first ) Lab2_Coordinates_Answers.doc – Write your answers on this answer sheet

How to read the map?

To turn in – Please print a hard copy of your finished lab. – Deadline: Next Thursday (Oct. 13)