Week 10 Homeland Security

The problems I had with the hospital buffer zones were things that shouldn'tve been a problem. My buffer zones were behind another layer and it took me two hours to figure that out. After that, everything went pretty smooth.

Over the weekend I had so many problems with the internet that I didn't think I was going to be able to finish. I'm not sure if it's our internet connection on base or if it was the VM server.

Week 9 Homeland Security

When I got to this point, I was only getting 10 counties in my query. I could have selected the other county and just added and I almost did that. But I thought it might affect something later in the lesson so I started over from scratch and the next time through, there were 11 counties. I have no idea what I did wrong the first time or did different the second time. I hope these are right and I guess I'll know next week.

Crime

This map is showing the buffer rings. I had a hard time showing the rings to where they didn't overpower the rest of the map. After making them transparent, I think it is shows the crimes in the 2, 4, and 6 mile radious without being overpowering. The Clear Lake Station has the largest amount of crimes and is quite far from any other station. I think there is sufficient data to warrant another station in this area.

This is the base map showing the total number of crimes in Houston, Aug 2006.

Maricopa County, Arizona

This is two of the maps for week of Urban Planning.

Flood Maps

These are the two maps from the Floo od module in ESRI. I could not get HAZUS to work.

Project 1-Infrastructure & Health Care Facilities at risk.

This is the third of the Hurricane maps. I never could get the hwy labels to look like I wanted but it would take the street layer almost 20 minutes to load every time I did anything with it.

Project 1-Flooded Land from Hurricane Katrina

This is the second of the Hurricane maps with the graph.