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GIS is often described as a set of computer tools to help manage, analyse and map spatial data. Unlike traditional fields of study-whereby the definition typically begins with 'the study of - GIS is deeply rooted as an applied skill. In this course, concepts of each lesson and tutorial build on one another and it is important to be able to demonstrate that you can identify and apply specific techniques related to each lesson. The purpose of this demonstration of skill is to be able to navigate Open Data and/or ArcGIS Online, add data to your map, and to symbolize your spatial data. This task will help you familiarize yourself with ArcGIS Pro. Task#1 In ArcGIS Pro download or add at least three datasets/layers (i.e. shapefile or feature class); at least one layer should disaster- or emergency-related. The layers you select should have some relation and not be random (e.g. tornadoes, geology, and dwellings). In the map view, create a 'map' using these layers/datasets. They should each…

Characterize the tasks associated with the given scenario: A physician compared and analysed images of a tumour and its growth over a period of a patient. He explored the associated data to find the anomalies on certain extracted features and concluded with the changes between the images. Based on the finding, suggested the prescription.   DATA VISUALIZATION

Explain if scatter chart visual and bubble chart visual are effective or ineffective ways to depict data AND discuss other visuals that can be used.

Explain when a scatter map visual can be used AND if scatter map visuals are effective or ineffective ways to depict data AND discuss other visuals that can be used to replace a scatter map.

Define the relationship between data and information

Outline the best practices for drawing data-flow diagrams.

Explain in your own words the risks of not using data visualization.

Briefly explain LOS and its 6 categories.

Explain DFD & draw (L-0 and L-1) diagram for booking a ticket for flight through online service

Represent using E-R diagrams only no ERD or tables

Contrast analysis and design, what similarities and differences do they share?

When and why would you use an ADT? What exactly are the benefits of ADTs, precisely? How can the concept of heredity make it easier to solve a problem?

The use of DFDs in data and processing models has been on the rise recently, but why?

Case Study (create a fishbone diagram and provide a solution) Lilies Mexican Restaurant is a small, 48-seat restaurant that offers a reasonably broad range of Mexican food and prepared and presented in a traditional Mexican style. It is located in Mexico in a grown-up business district on the edge of a large metropolitan area. The restaurants interior decoration promotes the Mexican style theme. The atmosphere of Lilies allows for people to have a real state taste for Mexican food and Mexican background music. The set of choices consists of twenty-three main appetizers which are assembled from eight basic stocks and variety of other ingredients. The restaurant is restricted in seating and free off-street parking. The Mexican tasty foods and Mexican music make up for the wait. The customer is usually immediate except for Friday and Saturday nights when waits of as long as 45 minutes can be encountered because space inside for waiting is very limited and there is no separate waiting…

explain this block diagram ( block model )  The system enables the specialist and guardian to treat and follow up on autism disorder cases. The specialist can add exercises and diagnostic tests for the patient, print reports, and communicate with the guardian. The guardian can view the patient's progress, communicate with the doctor, and add reviews or notes.

explain step by step how to do spatial data visualization

A combination (combo) chart is one in which: Both the columns and rows have multiple combinations of measures listed Multiple types of marks (i.e. line, bar, etc.) are utilized in a single visualization chart Two charts are present in the same worksheet but in separate panes (i.e. on the top pane and one in the bottom) Two measures are used to create stacked bar chart

QUESTION 1: Design anActivity (swim lane) Diagram using Visual Paradigm, for an Online Shopping System considering the following scenario: 1- The customer shall login to the system successfully after entering ID and password. If any is incorrect, then the customer should enter them again until they are correct to move to step 2. 2- The customer shall search for required item.If not found, the customer shall browse for other items, and if his preference is not found, the process will end here. 3- If the itemneeded by the customer is found either after search or after browse, the customer shall add the item to the shopping cart, then fill the online shopping form, enter his card information, and confirm the purchase. 4- Then the system receives the customer’s form. If card is valid, the system sends confirmation email to customer, and the process ends. If card is not valid, then the system will notify the customer by email and disapprove the purchase, and the process will end here.…

Case Study (Quarantine Center Management System)As you know now a days the world is going through the COVID-19 pandemic. People are getting themselves tested to see if they have corona virus or not. If they have positive result they are being isolated in Quarantine Centers for 14 days and if recovered, they are sent to their homes with safety precautions (same for negative results they are sent to their homes). In view of this scenario, you must use structured programming concepts to manage the patients in quarantine center. Now let’s see the management in center: There is a Quarantine Center in which Patients are admitted in case they are declared positive with Corona Virus after having a test. To do so, there is a structure named Quarantine_Center having data member(s) center_id, location, quantity_of_beds (should be defined by default i.e. 20), no_of_patients and contact number. Patient contains patient_id (unique), first_name, last_name, gender, age and blood_group. A Patient also…

Describe the relationship between data and information

The use of examples greatly facilitates explanation. There are four potential ways to approach a network analysis.

Software architecture and design pattern For the hotel check-in function, draw 8 views using Archi modeling,

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A Data Flow Diagram should be broken down into its many layers (DFDs).

What do you imagine email to be like? In order to send an email, what is the process via which it travels? Make a record of your findings. In what ways and for what reasons do the two approaches differ? Assume that the level of complexity of several models varies (or abstraction).