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The document discusses the Geological and Mining Department of Suriname's use of ArcGIS software to digitally map mining concessions. It notes that previously mapping was done offline, but in August 2017 the Ministry of Natural Resources launched an online GMD website hosting the mining concession maps. The website, accessible at a given URL, features an interactive map of gold and building material concessions as well as examples of how ArcGIS allows joining related tabular data. It highlights that the website benefits students, investors, entrepreneurs and other government ministries in Suriname.
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Assignment 2
- 1. THE USE OF ARCGIS BY THE GEOLOGICAL AND MINING DEPARTMENT FOR MAPPING MINING CONCESSIONS BY P.W. SIMONS
- 2. Content Some facts of suriname Geological map of suriname Importance of mining sector Use of ArcGis for mapping 2
- 3. 3Location
- 5. The Main Sources of National Income Alumina, Gold and Oil account for 94% of export receipts and 40% of GDP. 5
- 6. The use of ArcGis ArcGIS provides contextual tools for mapping and spatial reasoning so you can explore data and share location-based insights. ArcGIS creates deeper understanding, allowing you to quickly see where things are happening and how information is connected. 6
- 7. Use of ArcGis with Suriname’s Mining Concessions Creating Database management system of required information in Microsoft Access or Microsoft Excel Acquiring the Arcgis software from NV Gissat Previously mapping was offline visible on a Lcd screen or printed at the Geological and Mining Department (GMD) August 2017: Ministry of Natural Resources launced the GMD website of the mining concessions online at https://geologymining- sr.maps.arcgis.com/home/index.html 7
- 8. Home page 8
- 9. Concession map of gold and building materials 9
- 10. Example of the relational joint table in ArcGis 10
- 11. Story Map Everyone has a story to tell. Harness the power of maps to do it Esri Story Maps let you combine authoritative maps with narrative text, images, and multimedia content. They make it easy to harness the power of maps and geography to tell your story. 11
- 12. Benificiaries of the GMD Website Students for research Investors Entrepenuers Other ministries in Suriname responsible for issuing other types of concessions e.g. forestry, agriculture, building permits, archeology 12
- 13. Suriname “Land of ICT in uprising” THANK YOU!!