GIS Maps: Advanced GIS in Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning - All Assignments

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Plan 626: Advanced GIS in Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning

GIS MAPS (ALL ASSIGNMENTS) Submitted By – Avinash Shrivastava



Table of Contents Lab Assignment 01 – Census Exercise……………………………..…………………………………………………………….Page 01 Lab Assignment 02 – Geo‐coding Exercise………….………………………..……………………………………………….Page 02 Lab Assignment 03 – Descriptive Spatial Analysis………………………………………………………………………….Page 04 Lab Assignment 04 – Analyzing Spatial Patterns and Clusters………………………………………………………..Page 05 Lab Assignment 05 – Spatial Analyst Functions……………………………………………………………………………..Page 09 Lab Assignment 06 – Network Analysis…………………………………………………………………………………………Page 19



Census Exercise

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Geog 626: Lab Assignment 01, Submitted By: Avinash (Avi) Page 1 Course Instructor: Douglas F. Wunneburger


Geog 626: GEOCODING EXERCISE

Avinash Shrivastava

Geocoding Result: By US Streets

Geocoding Result: By Parcel Data

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Geocoding quality is compared using three address data models: address points, parcels and street networks.1 Evaluating geocoding quality is based on completeness, positional accuracy and repeatability.1 ‘The most commonly used approach to geocoding employs a street network data model, in which addresses are placed along a street segment based on a linear interpolation of the location of the street number within an address range.’1 Results indicate that address street network geocoding match rates are much higher as compared to parcel geocoding produced much lower match rates. ‘Variability in geocoding match rates between address databases and between geographic areas is substantial, reinforcing the need to strengthen the development of standards for address reference data and improved address data entry validation procedures.’1 However, in my opinion, parcel geocoding should be used more as it is more specific, has higher positional accuracy and hence lower match rates. Though address street network geocoding match rates are higher than parcel geocoding match rates, but it might have greater chances of repeatability. Thus parcel geocoding should be used for geocoding quality.

Abstract: ‘A comparison of address point, parcel and street geocoding techniques’ by Paul A. Zandbergen

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Geog 626: GEOCODING EXERCISE

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While usin ng the closestt facility toolss in Network Analyst, I obsserved that th he closest mid ddle school located frrom the pointt of incident n not the closesst one. As a m matter of fact,, it is the seco ond nearest school. Also, the route e illustrated byy this closest facility tool is not the shortest route. B By looking at tthe d. BISD_Streeets feature cclass, it seemss that another short route exists which was not used Why was the closest m middle school and shortestt route not ussed by the Network Analysst tool? Answer:

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