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This is a screenshot from my school project. The map was made in Arc GIS. Theres a 550 mile buffer around each worlds location and then there is a color coded near_FID feature showing the closest worlds location to each team. Some of the data was interesting.
Yellow = Houston
Red = Detroit
White = Location
Mark Mcleod provided the team data and I have an excel doc with the data in a readable format for the program if anyone wants it.
10-21-2015 02:47 PM
nikeairmancurryI'm curious to know what the number count is at each championship.
As in, number of green dots, versus number of red dots. Could you also run this on other cities?
-Nick
10-21-2015 02:50 PM
SoftwareBug2.0Are you sure you're properly accounting for the possibility of crossing the international dateline?
10-21-2015 04:25 PM
Zaque|
Are you sure you're properly accounting for the possibility of crossing the international dateline?
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10-21-2015 05:19 PM
jeser#1772|
Are you sure you're properly accounting for the possibility of crossing the international dateline?
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10-21-2015 05:42 PM
EricH
10-21-2015 05:53 PM
Michael Corsetto
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Are you sure you're properly accounting for the possibility of crossing the international dateline?
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10-21-2015 06:35 PM
Michael Hill|
He's taking the "world is still flat" approach.
Bold move, Samuel. Bold move. -Mike |
10-21-2015 07:13 PM
Mark McLeod
Have you ever seen someone fall off the edge of the world?
It isn't a pretty sight...
10-21-2015 08:38 PM
GeeTwo
Just eyeballing this (but I've been a map freak my whole life and a professional oceanographer for half of it), the line separating equidistance from Detroit and Houston passes just about through the teams in China and SE Asia (meaning that it's more a matter of what flights are available), and all of the Australian and Pacific Island teams are closer to Houston.
Also, it would be nice to see a zoom-in so that those two 550 mile circles essentially filled the picture.
10-21-2015 09:26 PM
D_PriceFirst off great job on the ARC GIS mapping of the teams and their location compared to the Championships. Is there anyway to zoom in further to get a better look at the locations?
Great work though.
10-21-2015 09:27 PM
Sperkowsky
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I'm curious to know what the number count is at each championship.
As in, number of green dots, versus number of red dots. Could you also run this on other cities? -Nick |
10-21-2015 09:29 PM
Sperkowsky
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Just eyeballing this (but I've been a map freak my whole life and a professional oceanographer for half of it), the line separating equidistance from Detroit and Houston passes just about through the teams in China and SE Asia (meaning that it's more a matter of what flights are available), and all of the Australian and Pacific Island teams are closer to Houston.
Also, it would be nice to see a zoom-in so that those two 550 mile circles essentially filled the picture. |
10-21-2015 09:31 PM
Sperkowsky
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First off great job on the ARC GIS mapping of the teams and their location compared to the Championships. Is there anyway to zoom in further to get a better look at the locations?
Great work though. |
10-21-2015 09:32 PM
Sperkowsky
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He's taking the "world is still flat" approach.
Bold move, Samuel. Bold move. -Mike |
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Have you ever seen someone fall off the edge of the world?
It isn't a pretty sight... |
10-21-2015 09:58 PM
Andrew Schreiber
10-22-2015 12:14 AM
kevin.li.rit
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There is I can get you a .mxd of it if you want but I doubt you can open it.
I think I can export it as a high quality PDF so zooming in would be more useful. |
10-22-2015 06:22 AM
Sperkowsky
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Can't you publish this to your esri account and share it with other people, then they could download the map and open it on ESRI website.
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10-23-2015 09:44 AM
MARS_James
So based of this map and our 2016 events it looks like Detroit will be the "Districts" Championship, with a few regional teams. While Houston will be the "Regionals" Championship with one districts teams (PNW).
10-23-2015 01:02 PM
Sperkowsky
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snip
Also, it would be nice to see a zoom-in so that those two 550 mile circles essentially filled the picture. |
10-23-2015 01:10 PM
Sperkowsky
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I'm curious to know what the number count is at each championship.
-Nick |