Asthma Admittance / communities affected / Toxic monitering site buffers.

Census tract and African American Population

Delivarable 1 ?

Demographics and Asthma admittance

Sample of the early map with single mothers I believe

Screen Shot of db

Process Summary

Public Health

P. Hunter Key

Updated 09/04/10

1. Examine and import all Relevant data

a. Roads – (large Dataset will need to clip to work with )

b. County, State and National Shape files

c. San Francisco Bay area data includes

i. Airports

ii. Landpts

iii. Railroads

iv. DEM

v. GeogNames

vi. LandCover

vii. NHD1805

viii. OrthoImager

ix. Geonames

d. Web sites include Census, Bay Area Air Quality

2. Create Working DB named AsthmaProject090410

a. Create Enviornment Settings

i. Coordinate System – NAD_1983_UTM_10N

ii. Scratch and Current Workspace AsthmaProject090410

iii. Additional settings may be required later

3. Import Tables and Feature Classes into AsthamaProject090410

a. Tables

i. Ozone – Monthly Station monitoring

ii. PM2 – Continuous

iii. Asthma Rates

b. Feature Class Imports

i. Bay Area Counties – Clipped, Re-projected to 10N and imported

ii. Roads- Clipped, Re-projected to 10N and imported

iii. Railroads, Airports and POI

4. Prepare Base Map of Study Area as Template for Project.

Metadata

Layer	Data Type	Public Information	Time Period	Spatial Horizontal Coordinate System	Attribute Description
Air Monitoring Stations	Pt	California Air Resources Board	10/27/2004	NAD 1983 UTM 10N	Station information
Airports	Pt	NIMA	10/31/2002	NAD 1983 UTM 10N	Californian Airports
Landpts	pt	US dept of Commerce	2002	NAD 1983 UTM 10N	Bay area Points of interest
Railroads	line	US geological Survey	12/1998	NAD 1983 UTM 10N	Bay area Railroads
BayArea Counties	polygon	ESRI	2006	NAD 1983 UTM 10N	Clip of San Francisco Bay counties
roads	line	USGS & US Dept of Transportation	1999	NAD 1983 UTM 10N	Bay area Roads

Module 5 LIDAR & Filtering

I applied a hillshade to get a little more definition to the image, but having never been to Pensacola was a little disoriented on the Feature labeling.