1. 地理資訊系統於高中職社區化之應用 How to empower community by using GIS Lecturer: Yao-hui Wang

4. Source: ESRI, what is ArcGIS TM ? (2001)

5. Source: Ibid That’s what our group always execute previously.

14. Step 3: Analyze the Data Or Source: ESRI, Getting stared with ArcGIS, 1999

15. Convert to Raster data Environmental Criteria 1 Environmental Criteria 2 Environmental Criteria 3 Figure 3 Figure 2 Figure 1 Multiply Figure 4 Economic Criteria 1 Economic Criteria 2 Economic Criteria 3 Classify Figure 6 Figure 7 Figure 8 Standardise MCE Routine User Weight Output Figure 12 Clip Figure 13 Classify Operate Select Clip Convert to Vector Figure 15 Figure 16 Figure 17 Mask Mask Figure 18 Filter Figure 21 Decision Making Detail Assessment Figure 22 VIA Figure 14

17. Using ArcCatalog Source: Michael Zeiler, Modeling our World (1999)

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23. 3. Create a personal geodatabase

24. 4. Create the City_layers and Analysis folders

25. a. Copy the parks feature class from the GreenvalleyDB geodatabase to the your project geodatabase. 5.Adding data to your project folder Here are the steps:

29. At this point, you have created your own project database as the graph.

30. Using ArcToolbox Firstly, the tools can be categorized into 4 groups

31. Analysis Tool

32. Conversion Tools

33. Data Management Tools

34. My tools

36. 2. Choose the shapefile or geodatabase which is you supposed to set up or change the projection.

37. 3. If the shapefile or geodatabase you choose was set up the projection system before, the warning window would appear. Just click OK or 確定 . Then the wizard will go on

38. 4. Click the ‘‘next step’’ and the ‘‘Select Coordinate System’’ would appear.

39. 5. Spatial Reference window would appear and here you can choose to ‘’Select’’ the coordinate systems which are predefined in ArcGIS, ‘’Import’’ a coordinae system from an existing geodataset or create a new coordinate system from the data which is collected by your GPS or field work survey.