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GIS for Planetary Geologic Mapping

GIS for Planetary Geologic Mapping. Tools and methods to get started using GIS geologic mapping Prepared for a NASA PGM 1 day workshop USGS Astrogeology. Introduction. Goals Orient planetary mappers to the GIS functions and utility Define format for future workshops

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Objectives

Authored by Rich Simerson 01-Jun-2007 Updated 01-Apr-2010 Modified by Lt Colonel Fred Blundell TX-129 Fort Worth Senior Squadron For Local Training Rev 5.0 07-Jan-2014.

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Unnderstanding Longitude & Latitude

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Ch. 2 Maps as Models of the Earth

Ch. 2 Maps as Models of the Earth. Cardinal Directions. True (Geographic) North v.s . Magnetic North. Depending on where you are The angle between true and magnetic north will be different. USA Declination Map. Figuring out the adjustment from magnetic to true.

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What Parts Of a map can you name? what do you look for when you see a map?

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LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE PRACTICE

LATITUDE AND LONGITUDE PRACTICE. Worksheet by Angie Mejia Power Point by Daniel R. Barnes. Arctic Ocean. Arctic Ocean. Arctic Ocean. North America. Europe. Asia. Atlantic Ocean. Pacific Ocean. Africa. Pacific Ocean. South America. Indian Ocean. Australia. Atlantic

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Maps

Maps. Mr. Martin. Models. Model of Car Advantages Disadvantages Name a Model of the Earth Globe Advantages Disadvantages Maps Advantages Disadvantages. Direction. Axis Geometric north Cardinal Directions North, South, East and West Compass Rose Magnetic North Compass

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Latitude and Longitude

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Latitude and Longitude

Latitude and Longitude. How do we find places on maps?. Latitude. What is Latitude? Lines of Latitude run horizontally Latitude is measured in degrees. The Equator is 0 degrees Latitude. Lines of Latitude locate places North or South of the Equator.

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Latitude and Longitude

Latitude and Longitude. Latitude lines. Run West and East but Measure North and South. Most important line of Latitude is the Equator. All lines of Latitude Measure North and South of the Equator. Latitude lines are also called Parallels. The lines will never meet, intersect, or cross.

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Locating positions on earth

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Locating positions on earth

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