Title: Module 5 Working with topology
Course: MASTER-GIST-1130-Patton

Topology is the idea that geographic features share a spatial relationship with each other. These relationships are critical when doing GIS analysis such as overlays or proximities. If one of the features is moved, the other features that share its topology must move with it. One of the simplest types of topology used to maintain this relationship is the map topology which sets up a temporary relationship among layers that will allow you to do simultaneous edits of the layers. (All assignments are due by Sunday, May 7, 2017 by 11:55 p.m.)

Readings and Resources

Read and Review:

  - Module 5 Outline
  - Chapter 5: Working with Topology
Tutorial 4-5 Georeferencing and tracing
Tutorial 5-1 Setting up map topology
Tutorial 5-2 Creating geometric networks
Tutorial 5-3 Setting up geodatabase topology

Assignments

Complete:

  - Textbook Readings
  - Module 5 Discussion - Map Topology
  - Ch. 4-5 Tutorial
  - Ch. 5-1 Tutorial
  - Ch. 5-2 Tutorial
  - Ch. 5-3 Tutorial
  - Quiz Mod 5

Please complete the activities below.  If you have any questions, please message me. or post your questions to the question forum.  Make sure to read the material in "Readings and Resources" above.  Thank You!