GIS Programming

This is my blogpost for module 5 lab. This lab was all about exploring different ways to manipulate data. In this lab we were instructed to create a new geodatabase that populates a dictionary of the names of all the county seats. I did not happen to write a script for this lab, but I did read over It and answer most of the questions in the process summary. I am not expecting much from this blog post, but it is here just to say I posted something. 

Hello, this is my blog post for module #4. This module proved to be quite difficult for me as I was unable to properly complete a model in modelbuilder without having errors. This is about as far as I could get before I started having issues. I understand I will not be receiving much credit for this but I did attempt the lab. Unfortunately, my time each week is quite limited and the structure of these GIS classes is beginning to not be suitable for my learning style or work-life balance. I have scheduled an appointment with my advisor later next week to discuss further actions. 

 Hello, this is my blogpost for module #3.     For the first script I fixed the errors by correcting the capitalization of the variable FC. The next step was to correct the typo that was made for the field variable by changing it to fields. This allowed the script to run smoothly.  When it came to the second script I continued to run into an error message that I believe had to do with the way the data was being referenced from the filepath.  However, when running the script on ArcGIS Notebooks I was able to get the code to print the correct result, even though I was still getting an error message. The errors I did happen to correct in the code include correcting the capitalization of the “Filepath” variable, correcting the spatial reference spelling error, and also corrected the map typo to maps which did improve the code although not perfect.  Part #3  of the lab proved confusing so not much can be said with regards to Part #3 on my end. In the future...