Course Project: AT319 Lab 06 GIS Data Analysis with Airman Database Part 1

I. Intro

Date: 02/22/2023

During the first lab, we worked with joined tables and generate new feature classes with attribute based queries. 

II. Unify Projection

Projection of each feature:     

  • Airmen_pts_cont_us: WGS 1984
  • Fishnet_10km_cont_us: North America Lambert Conformal Conic
  • Us_zipcode_cont: NAD 1983
  • Continental_us_counties_lambert: North America Lambert Conformal Conic

        Under the analysis ribbon, click tools, and search project. Project data to North America Lambert Conformal Conic.

III. Table Join

Airmen points feature and PILOT_CERT table will be joined via UNIQUE_ID field, so they will match based on the unique ID. 

  1. P: pilot
    • A: Airline transport pilot
    • C: Commercial Pilot
    • P: Private pilot
    • V: Recreational pilot
    • T: Sport pilot
    • S: Student pilot
  2. F: Flights instructor
  3. A: authorized aircraft instructor
  4. U: Remote pilot
  5. G: ground instructor
  6. E: Flight engineer
  7. H: flight engineer (special purpose-lessee)
  8. X: flight engineer (foreign based)
  9. M: mechanic
  10. T: control tower operator
  11. R: repairman
  12. I: repairman experimental acft builder
  13. L: repairman flight sport aircraft
  14. W: parachute rigger
  15. D: dispatcher
  16. N: flight navigator
  17. J: flight navigator (special purpose-lessee)
Figure 1: Each color represents a TYPE of pilot
Figure 2: Distribution of P (pilot) in the US. 
Figure 3: Distribution of Type C pilot (Commercial Pilot) in the US. 
Figure 4: Distribution of Remote Pilot in the US. 
Figure 5: All type of airmen in Indiana. Select out the boundary of Indiana and use clip to keep the data points in side the area. 
Figure 6: Remote Pilot in Indiana.

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