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October 15, 2025

GIS5935 M3.1: Scale & Spatial Data Aggregation

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September 30, 2025

GIS5935 M2.2: Interpolation

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September 23, 2025

GIS5935 M2.1: TINs and DEMs

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September 16, 2025

GIS5935 M1.3: Assessment

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September 09, 2025

GIS5935 M1.2: Standards

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September 03, 2025

GIS5935 M1.1: Fundamentals

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My name is Steve, I am a Graduate Student at the University of West Florida and am curating this blog as a way to preserve and present my work. I currently work as a GIS technician and look forward to maximizing my potential is the EGIS world.