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• I.Open Map in ArcGIS
  • a.Open ArcGIS
  • b.Open a new map
• II.Adding Layers and Manipulating Data in ArcGIS
  • a.Opening the tools toolbar
  • b.Add a single layer
  • c.Alter layer symbol and color
  • d.Add Multiple layers
  • e.Measure distance between two points
  • f.View attributes and select specific features
  • g.Clear selections
• III.Query builder, Joining Data
  • a.Make selection based on single query and determining the crash frequency
    (DELIVERABLES D1)
  • b.Make Selections based on multiple queries – Example 1
    (DELIVERABLES D2)
  • c.Rename the layers – Example of “Crash_ADT_2004_Merge_Me” layer
  • d.Join two data tables
  • e.Make Selections based on multiple queries – Example 2
    (DELIVERABLES D3)
• IV.Identify the high crash density locations, determine the frequency of crashes under the alcohol influence for different days of the week
  • i.If Spatial Analyst is Used (Not Available in CLC labs at Missouri S&T)
    • a.Spatial Analyst-Density
    • b.Spatial Analyst-Zonal Statistics
  • ii.If Spatial Analyst is Not Used (For class use at Missouri S&T)
    • a.Identify the high crash density locations
    • b.Draw a Graph
• V.Creating a Layout (map) for high crash density locations
  • a.Set the print area
  • b.Layout View
  • c.Page Orientation
  • d.Adding Map Features
    • i) Insert a title
    • ii) Insert a Legend
    • iii) Insert a compass rose
    • iv) Insert a scale bar
    • v) Scale Text
    • vi) Insert a text box
    • vii) Adjust the visual layout
    • viii) Print the layout
      (DELIVERABLES D4, D5, and D6)