Module 6: Georeferencing

 In this module, I learned how to georeference data. I found that adding the control points was easy and a little bit relaxing. I used points such as building corners for most of my points as these are static points and good for high accuracy, and I removed points that had a high residual number. The goal was to have a low RSME number and an accurate image. The most difficult section of this part of the module was working between the various layers (Heritage Hall, uwf_n.jpg, and uwf_s1.jpg). Next, I used the create feature to draw a new building and a new road on the map. I also learned to add hyperlinks to attribute tables. The buffer tool was used in a previous module, but I used it again to create a buffer of 330 feet and of 660 feet around the eagle's nest on campus.  

I also created a 3D scene. This was the first time that we used a Local Scene for a module. In this part of the module, we added various elevation layers to the map to see which looked best for our map.