Some Old Work

This early example of my GIS work shows the basics regarding map making etiquette while also utilizing core GIS map making processes. This map has all the basic elements, a locator map, North arrow, scale bar, title, legend, caption and citations. The map follows the basic premise of eye-movement as the viewer tends to look from the left to right and then down allowing for a swift flow of information. Within the map we see 2020 Decennial Census data gathered from ArcGIS online, a Pinellas County Boundary extent from Pinellas County itself, and the prior data joined together. The data is symbolized with a color gradient according to the data of it's block group and grouped together via Natural Breaks to accurately display which areas contain the largest groups of residents aged 65 or older. The results are as follows:

This map shows the 2020 Block group Census data of Pinellas County Fl., specifically which blocks contain the most people aged 65 and up. Datasets used are as follows:

 Bts103145@bts.pinellas.gov . BlockGroup2020. Edited: Jan. 26 ^th , 2021. Published: Dec. 29 ^th , 2020. ESRI. Online GIS data. Accessed: 10/09/2023. Online Linkage:  https://services.arcgis.com/f5HgUpxURgEzTccH/arcgis/rest/services/BlockGroup2020/FeatureServer 

Crudder_Renplan. Pinellas County Boundary. Published: Feb. 24 ^th , 2022. ESRI. Online GIS data. Accessed: 10/09/2023. Online