When: Wednesday, August 12th from 11:30AM to 1:00PM (Lunch will be provided.)
Who: Anyone who is interested in GIS
Where: Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus Free Enterprise Center, Rm 203 9750 South 300 West (40°34'28.98"N, 111°54'5.10"W) See http://www.slcc.edu/locations/miller.asp for a map and directions.
Presenters:
Adam Dastrup– Salt Lake Community College The Geoscience Department at SLCC will briefly discuss their GIS program in terms of the GIST AAS degree and GIS Certificate, GIS courses with the college’s Department of Continuing Education, and upcoming outreach activities with the community and nationally.
Jeni Siebeneck – West Valley City The current web mapping applications developed using ArcGIS Server Manager for West Valley City will be discussed. In addition to basic applications, an interface to Cityworks, the permitting and inspection software, and SIRE, the document management software, will be highlighted.
Matt McCullough – Farmington City Publishing GIS data to the web via Google Maps & Google Earth -- A quick, simple and cost effective solution for publishing GIS data to the Internet…on a small budget.
Lunch: from Jason’s Deli sponsored by Forsgren Associates Inc. Drinks sponsored by ESRI
The Utah Geological Survey created digital 15- and 30-minute vintage U.S. Geological Survey topographic quadrangle maps (1900-1966) by scanning original paper maps at a resolution of 500 dots per inch (dpi). These digital scans were enhanced in Adobe Photoshop as needed, with subsequent 16 point spline georeferencing in ArcMap. The resultant TIFF files are served on the AGRC ImageServer with on-the-fly collar clipping, producing a seamless map where adjacent quadrangle maps are available.
These files are also available from the SGID ftp site:
This ArcMap Field Calculator script will update the SHAPE geometry field in an ArcGIS polylineM feature class to reflect new m coordinate values from a given set of calibration points (usually milepost locations). Use within an edit session and checking the result with the Sketch Properties tool is highly recommended.
TO USE:
open the attribute table for the route feature class, select an individual route.
Right click on the SHAPE field or hit CTRL + SHIFT + F to open the field calculator.
In the field calculator, check the Advanced Option and paste the script below in the Pre-Logic VBS Script Code text box.
Make sure that the 3 script parameters are set, These can be found by searching for SET THESE in the code
layer index number for the calibration point feature class
name of the field containing the calibration values
query string to restrict the calibration point set to just the given route
Type the word pMSegmentation2 into the field calculator's bottom text box and hit OK
