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January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Site Selection – Making Spatial Decisions Using GIS IAP 20061/30/06

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Why would I use Site Selection Tools? Decide on an appropriate location for a new building Uncover areas of risk for geologic hazards Pinpoint areas for development Establish safe zones for habitation

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Add Layers of Data to GIS Census Infrastructure Environmental Analyze Layers Together

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Data issues in vector processing The world is complex and data represents a simplified version In vector data, objects are represented as points, lines and polygons To get data into a GIS, two procedures are used, selection and representation

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Selection of features for use in a GIS Only details of interest to the creator are stored in the data. Metadata: who made the data and why you should use it, or not!

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Representation of data Tied to scale and data type –City as point or polygon? Do you need to see the area of a city? –Road centerlines vs. entire road system (usually to the curb) Vector objects in a GIS have defined boundaries, unlike nature (transition in forests)

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Overlay operations in a GIS Origins in Landscape Planning Set theory – polygons represent sets, overlay represents intersects, unions and symmetrical difference Computational Geometry

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Some Analysis Tools: Spatial join Clip Intersect Union Symmetrical Difference Buffer

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Spatial Join Point in polygon operation – which points are in the Polygon? Polygon ID (id_1) is added to the point layer’s attribute table.

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Clip

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Intersect

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Union

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Symmetrical Difference

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Buffer

January 30, 2006Site Selection - IAP 2006 Things to consider: Vector data processing is CPU intensive. There are no error data produced as a result of overlay operations. inaccurate data in inaccurate data out (may be more inaccurate after processing)