Georgia College & State University is now participating in the University System of Georgia ESRI site license for ArcGIS 9.0, provided by the Information Technology Outreach Services at the University of Georgia. ArcGIS and ArcView are installed in Rm. 122 and 124 at Information Technology Center (Library lower floor), and in the instructional lab in A&S 255. The campus contact is Dr. Doug Oetter. If you would like ArcGIS installed on your GC&SU computer, contact SERVE.
Launch ArcGIS through Start/Programs/ArcGIS/ArcMap. Here is the ESRI ArcGIS Desktop Help.
I will be conducting training sessions for faculty from time to time. Please email me if you have specific questions regarding the implementation or usage of ArcGIS. The following link will help you with common tasks.
ArcView 3.2 is older software, but still very capable and easy to use. It is also installed in the Information Technology Center rooms 122 and 124. Click this link for ArcView tips and tricks.
NOTE: This presentation was written for ArcView 3.2!!! Look for future updates to ArcGIS 9.0.
Instructions:
Download the Powerpoint Presentation (1 Mb)
Download the Geographic Data as a Zip file (19 Mb)
Right-hold and Save File As... to download Milledgeville quad DOQ as an Imagine file (184 Mb)
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Bartram Forest Recreational Trails |
Bartram Forest and the Fall Line Freeway |
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Baldwin State Forest Land Boundaries
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The GCSU Geographic Research Lab has been involved in several projects that promote local community agencies and foundations. Here is a brief summary of our most important work to date.
Doug R. Oetter, Instructor
Department of History and Geography
Georgia College & State University
