This document provides an introductory overview of using Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and American FactFinder. It demonstrates how to retrieve and clean census data from American FactFinder, adjust photographs in Photoshop, and compose multiple photos in a single presentation in InDesign. Step-by-step instructions are provided for searching census data, cleaning up photographs, creating a collage panorama, and introducing the basic tools and panels in each program.
This document provides instructions for using American FactFinder to retrieve census data and Photoshop to edit photographs. It demonstrates how to search for New York City population data at different scales, clean up a photo by adjusting levels and adding transparency, and create a collage panorama from multiple images. The document also introduces the basic tools and functions of Photoshop, InDesign, and the Adobe Creative Suite for working with raster images, vector graphics, and layouts.
Photoshop is used to edit raster images while Illustrator handles vector graphics. InDesign is used to format layouts combining vector, raster, and text. Basic tools in all three programs include selection tools and layers/frames. Photoshop allows adjusting photos using levels, quick mask, and fill layers. InDesign is used to arrange photos on a page which can then be exported as PDFs or JPEGs.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a basic GIS map of Canada using ArcView software. It guides the user through opening ArcView, adding shapefiles to create themes for Canada, cities, lakes and provinces, editing legends and labels, and saving the project as a layout. It concludes by providing instructions for submitting the completed project file electronically.
The document describes steps to identify landslide prone areas in Sumedang, Indonesia using GIS. This includes:
1. Importing data like contours, rivers, roads, soil and geology maps.
2. Processing the data by creating a coordinate system, converting vector data to raster, deriving slope from contours, and creating buffers around rivers.
3. Using spatial multi-criteria evaluation to analyze factors like slope, distance to rivers, soil and produce an output map indicating landslide susceptibility, with values from 0-1.
4. Creating a layout map of the results with a legend and exporting it.
This document provides instructions for performing unsupervised and supervised image classification in IDRISI ANDES and ILWIS.
For unsupervised classification in IDRISI ANDES, the user runs the cluster algorithm and sets parameters like number of bands and clusters. For supervised classification, the user digitizes training sites, extracts signatures, and runs the minimum distance classifier.
In ILWIS, density slicing can be used to classify raster maps into user-defined density classes. Unsupervised classification involves running the cluster algorithm. Supervised classification uses maximum likelihood classification after creating sample sets by digitizing training sites.
The document provides a summary of activities at a park. It describes children practicing karate in a pool under an instructor's guidance. Nearby, a statue is being decorated with a bikini by laughing boys. The document then shifts to a boy practicing martial arts alone in the bushes who accidentally knocks out a approaching man. He calls for help from a lifeguard. The summary concludes with children getting temporary tattoos and discussing their favorite water slides at the park.
This curriculum vita summarizes the qualifications of Jennifer Ann Corbin. She has over 20 years of experience in research, teaching, and natural resource work. She is currently a PhD candidate studying alpine ecology and has worked extensively on research projects in Grand Teton National Park. She has taught college courses in biology, physical science, and technical writing. Her research focuses on topics like climate change, limnology, hydrology, and biogeochemistry in high alpine systems.
This document provides instructions for using American FactFinder to retrieve census data and Photoshop to edit photographs. It demonstrates how to search for New York City population data at different scales, clean up a photo by adjusting levels and adding transparency, and create a collage panorama from multiple images. The document also introduces the basic tools and functions of Photoshop, InDesign, and the Adobe Creative Suite for working with raster images, vector graphics, and layouts.
Photoshop is used to edit raster images while Illustrator handles vector graphics. InDesign is used to format layouts combining vector, raster, and text. Basic tools in all three programs include selection tools and layers/frames. Photoshop allows adjusting photos using levels, quick mask, and fill layers. InDesign is used to arrange photos on a page which can then be exported as PDFs or JPEGs.
This document provides step-by-step instructions for creating a basic GIS map of Canada using ArcView software. It guides the user through opening ArcView, adding shapefiles to create themes for Canada, cities, lakes and provinces, editing legends and labels, and saving the project as a layout. It concludes by providing instructions for submitting the completed project file electronically.
The document describes steps to identify landslide prone areas in Sumedang, Indonesia using GIS. This includes:
1. Importing data like contours, rivers, roads, soil and geology maps.
2. Processing the data by creating a coordinate system, converting vector data to raster, deriving slope from contours, and creating buffers around rivers.
3. Using spatial multi-criteria evaluation to analyze factors like slope, distance to rivers, soil and produce an output map indicating landslide susceptibility, with values from 0-1.
4. Creating a layout map of the results with a legend and exporting it.
This document provides instructions for performing unsupervised and supervised image classification in IDRISI ANDES and ILWIS.
For unsupervised classification in IDRISI ANDES, the user runs the cluster algorithm and sets parameters like number of bands and clusters. For supervised classification, the user digitizes training sites, extracts signatures, and runs the minimum distance classifier.
In ILWIS, density slicing can be used to classify raster maps into user-defined density classes. Unsupervised classification involves running the cluster algorithm. Supervised classification uses maximum likelihood classification after creating sample sets by digitizing training sites.
The document provides a summary of activities at a park. It describes children practicing karate in a pool under an instructor's guidance. Nearby, a statue is being decorated with a bikini by laughing boys. The document then shifts to a boy practicing martial arts alone in the bushes who accidentally knocks out a approaching man. He calls for help from a lifeguard. The summary concludes with children getting temporary tattoos and discussing their favorite water slides at the park.
This curriculum vita summarizes the qualifications of Jennifer Ann Corbin. She has over 20 years of experience in research, teaching, and natural resource work. She is currently a PhD candidate studying alpine ecology and has worked extensively on research projects in Grand Teton National Park. She has taught college courses in biology, physical science, and technical writing. Her research focuses on topics like climate change, limnology, hydrology, and biogeochemistry in high alpine systems.
The document analyzes 3 historical photographs, describing the people and situations depicted, the messages conveyed, and questions raised. Picture 1 shows 4 boys saluting and likely supports Nazism. Picture 2 depicts soldiers at war to reassure families, while Picture 3 shows celebrating men but its meaning is unclear. More context could be found through online image searches.
1. To recruit top talents, the document outlines qualities like being loyal, open-minded, honest, having good communication skills, being introspective and aware of their own worth. It also values putting ego aside and focusing on solutions over being right.
2. It emphasizes looking for creators who love their work and prioritize quality over speed, showing they care for customers. Quality products that make customers feel special are valued over speed.
3. Top talent is described as someone who has worked on personal issues and feels worthy to create using self-confidence, focusing the mind on beauty, and using right-brain skills like experiencing art to spark imagination over just left-brain skills. Lateral thinking and ability to challenge
This document discusses several film genres including action, thriller, and hybrid genres. Action films involve heroes facing physical challenges and fights. Thrillers use suspense and tension to stimulate viewers' emotions. Hybrid genres blend elements from multiple genres to open up debates.
This document examines the effect of accessibility by road on rental values of residential property in Benin City, Nigeria. It analyzes the road network patterns and accessibility levels of roads in three neighborhoods - Ogboka, Ugbowo, and GRA - using questionnaires, graph theory, and statistical analysis. The results showed that accessibility had a significant influence on variation in rental values, with more accessible roads having higher property values. The study recommends improving Benin City's road networks to enhance property values and quality of life.
The document summarizes a Project Argus workshop hosted by UK Police for Marriott hotel managers to help businesses develop continuity plans and address security issues. The workshop was attended by 40 managers from 3 Marriott hotels and provided training on current terrorist trends, security measures, and scenario exercises. Participants found the workshop informative and useful for collaborating with other hotels on crisis responses. Police and Marriott representatives emphasized the importance of ongoing training and adapting security strategies to new threats.
This document discusses Wisconsin municipal OWI law and jurisdiction over OWI offenses. It provides an overview of municipal court jurisdiction over first offense OWIs as civil forfeitures. It also discusses limitations on municipal court jurisdiction if a valid prior conviction exists. The document outlines circuit court jurisdiction over first offense OWIs and contradictory appellate court opinions on jurisdiction if a prior conviction exists. It defines key terms related to OWI offenses like "operate," "motor vehicle," "highway," and premises held out for public use. It also discusses what constitutes being "under the influence" and prohibited alcohol concentrations.
A single father hires a nanny to care for his baby and monitors her through a baby monitor. Strange noises are heard through the monitor involving a knife and lullabies, hinting at danger for the nanny and baby. The document provides character names, potential music and titles, and lists target audiences and actors that could attract viewers through their involvement in the project.
Suffragette is a film set for release in October 2015 based on real events in 1912 England about women's rights. The film stars Helena Bonham Carter, Carey Mulligan, and Meryl Streep and tells the story of ordinary working women who turned to violent protest after peaceful demonstrations achieved nothing. Maud Watts, played by Carey Mulligan, was one of these foot soldiers who was willing to lose everything in her fight for equality. The film follows Maud's gripping and heart-breaking fight for dignity as women were forced underground in their pursuit of women's suffrage.
Ronald C. Green has over 12 years of experience in public service and government finance in Houston, including serving three terms on City Council and currently serving his third term as City Controller. As Controller, he oversees Houston's $13 billion debt portfolio and $3 billion investment portfolio. Through refinancing opportunities, his office has generated over $474 million in savings. The Controller's Office also processes all of Houston's payments and prepares various financial reports for the city. Green has worked to increase transparency and improve Houston's financial position through initiatives like the annual Houston Investor Conference.
The Pastoral Council Charter outlines the vision, purpose, values, and operating guidelines for a parish pastoral council. The council aims to assist the pastor and staff by discerning and implementing parish priorities through prayer, communication, and fostering cooperation. Key responsibilities include developing a 1-3 year parish plan, supporting ministries, providing leadership for a capital campaign, and developing an outreach program. The council meets monthly, and members serve 2-year terms with the option to serve another term.
Based on the Executive Summary, Human Resources and Information Communications Technology (ICT), Analysis of a Local Government's HR-ICT Governmental Unit;
PAFF 6315 Management of Government Information Systems;
Fall 2015, Module One
With the growth of mobile devices, performance is now more important than ever. But the web is actually getting slower! Fight back by learning how to monitor performance, the critical rendering path and finding where to optimize.
Angela, Luis, Aileen pre proposal presentation on mangrove cover and PR Touri...Loretta Roberson
This document outlines a research study that will measure the impact of Puerto Rico's 1993 Tourism Incentive Act on mangrove forest extension along the northern coast of Puerto Rico. The study will use remote sensing and GIS technologies to analyze changes in mangrove coverage before and after the Act's passage. Three study sites will be examined: Piñones, Vega Alta/Dorado, and Northeast Ecological Corridor in Luquillo. Analyzing mangrove coverage annually from 1983-2003 and in 2015 will allow the researchers to calculate rates of change and assess the effectiveness of mangrove conservation regulations. The study aims to provide objective evaluation of how incentive laws impact coastal resource management and suggest improved management strategies if needed
The document provides descriptions of 10 luxury menswear items. It summarizes each item in 1-2 sentences with details about the brand, product, materials, and price. The items include shirts, shoes, bags, and accessories from high-end designers like Gucci, Calvin Klein Collection, Dior Homme, and Lanvin. Overall, the document advertises the latest luxury fashion finds for men.
Mendapatkan modal untuk pengembangan bisnis dengan menggandeng investor menjadikan risiko berbisnis lebih kecil dibandingkan meminjam uang di bank. Bersama investor keuntungannya adalah terjadinya transfer modal, selanjutnya transfer pengalaman manajerial, transfer pengetahuan dan teknologi. inilah rahasia setiap perusahaan besar.
This document provides an introductory overview of using Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and American FactFinder. It demonstrates how to retrieve and clean up census data from American FactFinder, adjust photographs in Photoshop, and compose multiple photos in a single presentation in InDesign. The steps include searching for population data at different geographic scales, cleaning up photographs by adjusting levels and adding transparency, and creating a collage panorama in Photoshop by merging and aligning multiple photos.
This document provides instructions for using American FactFinder to retrieve census data and Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to edit and layout photos and documents. It demonstrates how to search for New York City population data on American FactFinder at different scales, clean up photos in Photoshop by adjusting brightness and cropping, create a collage panorama from multiple photos, and introduces the basic tools and panels in InDesign for composing layouts.
This document provides instructions for accessing and summarizing census data and photographs using various software tools. It demonstrates how to retrieve population data from the American FactFinder census database for New York City and a study area. It then shows how to clean up and analyze photographs in Photoshop, including cropping, adjusting colors and brightness, adding transparency, and creating a collage. Finally, it outlines how to arrange raster and vector images with text in InDesign and export presentations in PDF and JPEG formats.
This document provides instructions for creating different types of charts, graphs and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It demonstrates how to make pie charts and bar charts using Excel data, and provides step-by-step guidance for customizing colors, labels and other design elements. The document also outlines three approaches for creating icons - tracing images, converting typographic icons, and using Creative Commons icons. The overall purpose is to teach information graphics and data visualization techniques.
The document analyzes 3 historical photographs, describing the people and situations depicted, the messages conveyed, and questions raised. Picture 1 shows 4 boys saluting and likely supports Nazism. Picture 2 depicts soldiers at war to reassure families, while Picture 3 shows celebrating men but its meaning is unclear. More context could be found through online image searches.
1. To recruit top talents, the document outlines qualities like being loyal, open-minded, honest, having good communication skills, being introspective and aware of their own worth. It also values putting ego aside and focusing on solutions over being right.
2. It emphasizes looking for creators who love their work and prioritize quality over speed, showing they care for customers. Quality products that make customers feel special are valued over speed.
3. Top talent is described as someone who has worked on personal issues and feels worthy to create using self-confidence, focusing the mind on beauty, and using right-brain skills like experiencing art to spark imagination over just left-brain skills. Lateral thinking and ability to challenge
This document discusses several film genres including action, thriller, and hybrid genres. Action films involve heroes facing physical challenges and fights. Thrillers use suspense and tension to stimulate viewers' emotions. Hybrid genres blend elements from multiple genres to open up debates.
This document examines the effect of accessibility by road on rental values of residential property in Benin City, Nigeria. It analyzes the road network patterns and accessibility levels of roads in three neighborhoods - Ogboka, Ugbowo, and GRA - using questionnaires, graph theory, and statistical analysis. The results showed that accessibility had a significant influence on variation in rental values, with more accessible roads having higher property values. The study recommends improving Benin City's road networks to enhance property values and quality of life.
The document summarizes a Project Argus workshop hosted by UK Police for Marriott hotel managers to help businesses develop continuity plans and address security issues. The workshop was attended by 40 managers from 3 Marriott hotels and provided training on current terrorist trends, security measures, and scenario exercises. Participants found the workshop informative and useful for collaborating with other hotels on crisis responses. Police and Marriott representatives emphasized the importance of ongoing training and adapting security strategies to new threats.
This document discusses Wisconsin municipal OWI law and jurisdiction over OWI offenses. It provides an overview of municipal court jurisdiction over first offense OWIs as civil forfeitures. It also discusses limitations on municipal court jurisdiction if a valid prior conviction exists. The document outlines circuit court jurisdiction over first offense OWIs and contradictory appellate court opinions on jurisdiction if a prior conviction exists. It defines key terms related to OWI offenses like "operate," "motor vehicle," "highway," and premises held out for public use. It also discusses what constitutes being "under the influence" and prohibited alcohol concentrations.
A single father hires a nanny to care for his baby and monitors her through a baby monitor. Strange noises are heard through the monitor involving a knife and lullabies, hinting at danger for the nanny and baby. The document provides character names, potential music and titles, and lists target audiences and actors that could attract viewers through their involvement in the project.
Suffragette is a film set for release in October 2015 based on real events in 1912 England about women's rights. The film stars Helena Bonham Carter, Carey Mulligan, and Meryl Streep and tells the story of ordinary working women who turned to violent protest after peaceful demonstrations achieved nothing. Maud Watts, played by Carey Mulligan, was one of these foot soldiers who was willing to lose everything in her fight for equality. The film follows Maud's gripping and heart-breaking fight for dignity as women were forced underground in their pursuit of women's suffrage.
Ronald C. Green has over 12 years of experience in public service and government finance in Houston, including serving three terms on City Council and currently serving his third term as City Controller. As Controller, he oversees Houston's $13 billion debt portfolio and $3 billion investment portfolio. Through refinancing opportunities, his office has generated over $474 million in savings. The Controller's Office also processes all of Houston's payments and prepares various financial reports for the city. Green has worked to increase transparency and improve Houston's financial position through initiatives like the annual Houston Investor Conference.
The Pastoral Council Charter outlines the vision, purpose, values, and operating guidelines for a parish pastoral council. The council aims to assist the pastor and staff by discerning and implementing parish priorities through prayer, communication, and fostering cooperation. Key responsibilities include developing a 1-3 year parish plan, supporting ministries, providing leadership for a capital campaign, and developing an outreach program. The council meets monthly, and members serve 2-year terms with the option to serve another term.
Based on the Executive Summary, Human Resources and Information Communications Technology (ICT), Analysis of a Local Government's HR-ICT Governmental Unit;
PAFF 6315 Management of Government Information Systems;
Fall 2015, Module One
With the growth of mobile devices, performance is now more important than ever. But the web is actually getting slower! Fight back by learning how to monitor performance, the critical rendering path and finding where to optimize.
Angela, Luis, Aileen pre proposal presentation on mangrove cover and PR Touri...Loretta Roberson
This document outlines a research study that will measure the impact of Puerto Rico's 1993 Tourism Incentive Act on mangrove forest extension along the northern coast of Puerto Rico. The study will use remote sensing and GIS technologies to analyze changes in mangrove coverage before and after the Act's passage. Three study sites will be examined: Piñones, Vega Alta/Dorado, and Northeast Ecological Corridor in Luquillo. Analyzing mangrove coverage annually from 1983-2003 and in 2015 will allow the researchers to calculate rates of change and assess the effectiveness of mangrove conservation regulations. The study aims to provide objective evaluation of how incentive laws impact coastal resource management and suggest improved management strategies if needed
The document provides descriptions of 10 luxury menswear items. It summarizes each item in 1-2 sentences with details about the brand, product, materials, and price. The items include shirts, shoes, bags, and accessories from high-end designers like Gucci, Calvin Klein Collection, Dior Homme, and Lanvin. Overall, the document advertises the latest luxury fashion finds for men.
Mendapatkan modal untuk pengembangan bisnis dengan menggandeng investor menjadikan risiko berbisnis lebih kecil dibandingkan meminjam uang di bank. Bersama investor keuntungannya adalah terjadinya transfer modal, selanjutnya transfer pengalaman manajerial, transfer pengetahuan dan teknologi. inilah rahasia setiap perusahaan besar.
This document provides an introductory overview of using Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, and American FactFinder. It demonstrates how to retrieve and clean up census data from American FactFinder, adjust photographs in Photoshop, and compose multiple photos in a single presentation in InDesign. The steps include searching for population data at different geographic scales, cleaning up photographs by adjusting levels and adding transparency, and creating a collage panorama in Photoshop by merging and aligning multiple photos.
This document provides instructions for using American FactFinder to retrieve census data and Adobe Photoshop and InDesign to edit and layout photos and documents. It demonstrates how to search for New York City population data on American FactFinder at different scales, clean up photos in Photoshop by adjusting brightness and cropping, create a collage panorama from multiple photos, and introduces the basic tools and panels in InDesign for composing layouts.
This document provides instructions for accessing and summarizing census data and photographs using various software tools. It demonstrates how to retrieve population data from the American FactFinder census database for New York City and a study area. It then shows how to clean up and analyze photographs in Photoshop, including cropping, adjusting colors and brightness, adding transparency, and creating a collage. Finally, it outlines how to arrange raster and vector images with text in InDesign and export presentations in PDF and JPEG formats.
This document provides instructions for creating different types of charts, graphs and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It demonstrates how to make pie charts and bar charts using Excel data, and provides step-by-step guidance for customizing colors, labels and other design elements. The document also outlines three approaches for creating icons - tracing images, converting typographic icons, and using Creative Commons icons. The overall purpose is to teach information graphics and data visualization techniques.
This document provides instructions for creating various types of charts, graphs and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It includes steps for making pie charts and bar graphs using Excel data, tracing images to create icons, and converting typographic icons to vectors. The document demonstrates techniques for formatting, styling, and editing the visual elements.
This document provides instructions for creating various charts, graphs and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It includes steps for making pie charts and bar graphs using Excel data, tracing images to create vectors, and converting typographic icons. The document demonstrates how to organize and visually represent data, build color palettes, edit objects, add labels and modify styles. Students are directed to relevant course materials and assignments involving integrating charts/graphs with icons in an Adobe PDF.
This document describes how to perform maximum likelihood classification on Landsat imagery to identify wetlands using ENVI 4.7. It discusses:
1. Loading and calibrating pre- and post-Hurricane Katrina Landsat datasets for a region in Louisiana.
2. Creating regions of interest (ROIs) through polygon selection on image data and scatter plot methods to identify water and land pixels for classification training.
3. Performing atmospheric correction using dark subtraction and QUAC methods.
4. Running maximum likelihood classification using the ROIs as training data to produce classifications identifying water and land, and evaluating the results.
This document provides instructions for creating various types of charts, graphs and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It includes steps for making pie charts and bar charts from Excel data, formatting and styling the visual elements, and tracing images and typography to create vector icons. The goal is to teach students how to effectively represent data and create visual assets through different Illustrator techniques.
This document provides instructions for creating different types of charts, graphs and icons in Adobe Illustrator. It demonstrates how to make pie charts and bar charts using Excel data, and provides step-by-step guidance for customizing colors, labels and other design elements. It also outlines three approaches for creating icons - tracing images, converting typographic icons, and using Creative Commons icons. The goal is to teach information graphics and visualization skills.
The document provides steps for searching and downloading population data from the American FactFinder website for New York City, Manhattan Community District 3, and individual census tracts within the community district. It demonstrates how to use the site's selection and filtering tools to search for data at different geographic scales, download and clean the data, then compare the total populations across scales. The document also introduces some basic differences between vector and raster graphics as well as the core tools and functionality of Adobe's InDesign, Illustrator, and Photoshop software.
This document provides steps for creating different types of visualizations and icons in Adobe Illustrator. It outlines 16 steps for creating a pie chart, 17 steps for creating a bar graph with census data, and 15 steps for creating icons by tracing photographs, converting JPEG files to vectors, or converting typographic icons from fonts. The document recommends some free icon libraries as additional resources.
This document provides steps for creating various types of charts, graphs, and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It outlines 15 steps for creating a pie chart with population data, 11 steps for creating a bar graph showing census data by zone, and 15 steps for creating icons by tracing photographs, converting fonts, or downloading icons under Creative Commons. The overall document demonstrates different methods for visualizing data and creating vector icons in Illustrator.
Time to look under the hood.
Open up the MapBasic window to see how you can automate data processing and other tasks using MapInfo Professional.
You might find some great time savers in this session.
You do not need to be a programmer to benefit from these techniques.
This document provides steps for creating two types of information graphics - a continuum diagram and matrix - in Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. It outlines 21 steps to create a continuum diagram showing a range of ground floor transparency in storefronts, including drawing the line, adding labels and images, adjusting brightness, and adding descriptive text. It then lists 9 steps for creating a matrix evaluating activities that contribute to health infrastructure, such as using the document grid to set up the matrix, adding icons and labels, and modifying styles and colors. The document demonstrates how to construct visualizations of relational data in vector graphics software.
1) The document provides step-by-step instructions for creating continuum diagrams and matrices using Adobe Illustrator and InDesign. It describes how to lay out the visual elements, insert and adjust images, and add labels and formatting.
2) Examples shown include a continuum diagram presenting the range of storefront transparency and a matrix evaluating health infrastructure activities.
3) The document demonstrates how to construct the visuals, guide the reader through the process, and provide templates to replicate the diagrams.
This document provides instructions for creating various types of charts, graphs and icons using Adobe Illustrator. It begins with steps for making pie charts and bar charts using Excel data. It then provides directions for tracing images and photographs to create icons, converting typographic icons to vectors, and downloading icons under Creative Commons. The document demonstrates how to color, edit and integrate the visual elements in documents like PDFs and InDesign files.
This document provides instructions for creating charts, graphs, and icons in Adobe Illustrator. It includes steps for making pie charts and bar graphs using Excel data. For pie charts, it describes ungrouping the chart multiple times and using the eyedropper tool to color sections. For bar graphs, it outlines sorting data, calculating percentages, and customizing the graph layout. The document also presents three approaches to creating icons: tracing a JPEG, tracing a photograph, and converting a typographic icon to vectors.
This document provides instructions for creating different types of charts and graphs in Adobe Illustrator, including pie charts, bar graphs, and icons. It outlines 19 steps for making a bar graph using Excel data on non-family households by census tract. It also provides 14 steps for tracing a photograph to create an icon, and 15 steps for converting a typographic icon into vectors that can be edited. The document demonstrates various Illustrator tools for manipulating and styling the visual elements.
This document provides instructions for creating different types of charts and graphs in Adobe Illustrator, including pie charts, bar graphs, and icons. It outlines 19 steps for making a bar graph using Excel data on non-family households by census tract. It also provides 14 steps for tracing a photograph to create a vector icon, and 15 steps for converting a typographic icon to vectors that can be edited. The document demonstrates various Illustrator tools for shaping, styling and coloring the visual elements.
A great experience you've made with my colleague Ashraf, we have taken the design of a map using satellite imagery by Google Earth, the design was by ArcGIS software, in addition to other programs.
Objective To develop maps designed using different programs that allow for the manufacture of a new and modern designs
This document provides demographic information about Chinatown in a city and discusses its history of Chinese immigration. Some key points:
- 67% of people in the area speak Chinese, 30.5% speak English, and 2.5% speak another language.
- Chinese immigration to the city began in the mid-1700s and increased in the mid-1800s during the Gold Rush. Chinatown was formally established by the 1870s.
- The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 imposed limits on Chinese immigration until 1943. Population grew from around 7,000 in the late 1800s to over 34,000 by 2000.
- Gentrification has recently begun displacing long-time Chinatown
The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive function. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
This document discusses evaluative and synthetic graphics and provides guidance on design discretion. It addresses how to choose design strategies by considering the audience and understanding the strengths and limits of tools. It provides examples of discretion in content, representation, and formatting. Formatting guidance is given for reports, posters, and slides in terms of layout, typography, and balancing text and images.
This document provides demographic information about Chinatown in Manhattan, New York. It includes the following key points:
- 67% of people in Census Tract 27 speak Chinese, 30.5% speak English, and 2.5% speak another language.
- Census Tract 27 is located in Manhattan Community District 3 (Lower East Side) near the center of Chinatown. It has been influenced by both of these historic neighborhoods.
- The population of Chinatown has fluctuated over time, from 200-1,100 people in the 1840s to over 7,000+ today, as immigration laws and economic conditions have changed.
This document provides demographic information about Chinatown in Manhattan. It includes the following key points:
- 67% of people in the area speak Chinese, 30.5% speak English, and 2.5% speak another language.
- Census tract 27 is located in Manhattan Community District 3 near the center of Chinatown. This area has been influenced by both the neighboring Chinatown and Lower East Side communities.
- The document then provides a brief history of Chinese immigration to Lower Manhattan from the 1700s to the 2000s, noting population sizes and key events.
The document discusses different methods for structuring narratives and presentations, including posing problems, asking questions, or tracing routes in three acts that set up a context, detail a problem, and resolve the problem. It provides examples of building cases, inductive studies, scenario explorations, and evaluations that use a three act structure. Finally, it outlines various storyboarding techniques for developing presentations that follow a three act narrative structure with a premise and resolution of a central problem.
This document discusses evaluative and synthetic graphics and provides guidance on design discretion. It addresses how to choose design strategies by considering the audience and understanding the strengths and limits of tools. Guidelines are presented for discretion in content, representation, and formatting. Specific recommendations are given for report, poster, and slide layouts including typography sizes, column structures, image scaling, and reading distances.
The document discusses the design process for creating information graphics, specifically focusing on using sketches to develop an understanding of sequence, flow, and connection when visualizing data. It provides guidance on starting the design process for an assignment by identifying the premise and key questions of the narrative, determining which can be addressed through an understanding of sequence, flow or connection, listing the types of information needed to answer the selected question, identifying the hierarchy of importance, and sketching out concepts.
The document discusses basic principles of graphic design such as visual hierarchy, color, scale, repetition, balance, grids, and typography. It provides examples of how these principles can be applied to create hierarchy and guide the eye through an information graphic using techniques like font size, color, line weight, scale of elements, layers, repetition of elements, and balanced composition.
The document discusses Edward Tufte and his work on graphical excellence in data visualization. It covers different types of graphical designs including data maps, time-series, relational diagrams, and narratives of space and time. It also discusses principles of data-ink, graphical integrity, avoiding junk and distraction, and using small multiples. Examples are given of Florence Nightingale's and Otto Neurath's work with statistical graphics.
This document contains demographic information about Chinatown in a certain city. It includes the following key points:
- 67% of people in the area speak Chinese, 30.5% speak English, and 2.5% speak another language.
- Census tract 27 is located near the center of Chinatown. It has been influenced by both Chinatown and the neighboring Lower East Side area.
- The document provides a brief history of Chinese immigration to Lower Manhattan from the 1700s to the 2000s, including waves of immigration at different time periods and key events that impacted the Chinese population.
- The current Chinese population of Lower Manhattan's Chinatown ranges between 7,000+ to
This document provides an overview and introduction to the publication "Taxi 07: Roads Forward" which explores ways to improve New York City's taxi system. The publication examines how taxis can best function as part of New York's public spaces and how they can be regulated to provide excellent transportation for all passengers, industry stakeholders, and the city. It approaches taxis as a system of interactions between people, vehicles, and the city, and considers feasible changes over the next ten years that could incrementally improve taxi services.
The document discusses different methods for structuring narratives and presentations. It provides examples of using a three-act story structure with Act 1 setting up characters and context, Act 2 detailing a problem, and Act 3 resolving the problem. Additional structures presented include building a case with background, analysis, and findings; and exploring a scenario through a character's experience. The document also provides guidance on storyboarding techniques, including using a card sorting approach to organize content and a blank page approach to sketch out slides.
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5. FactFinder utilizes ‘Selections’ and ‘Filters’ in order to call up
the census data you’re looking for.
OVERALL STRUCTURE
OF AMERICAN FACTFINDER
FILTERS
SELECTIONS
6. FactFinder displays the search results of the selections you
make as a list of accessible data sets.
OVERALL STRUCTURE
OF AMERICAN FACTFINDER
7. 1) Select ‘Geographies’ filter.
2) Select ‘State>Place’ in ‘geographic type’ options.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
We are searching for New York City population data at three scales:
city, community district, and census tract.
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8. 3) Choose ‘New York’ and ‘New York City’ from the options.
4) Click ‘Add to your Selections.’
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
We are searching for New York City population data at three scales:
city, community district, and census tract.
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9. 5) Select ‘Year’ under the ‘Topics’ filter and click on ‘2010’ (the
most recent year for which there is population data).
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
The New York City data set is now in ‘your selections,’ but we have to
apply another filter and narrow down the data.
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10. 6) You can make it easier to scroll through data sets by adding
more sets per page.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
Fact-finder displays all of the data categories for your selection
(New York City, 2010) with an ID and Title.
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11. 7) Scroll through data sets to find ‘Total Population’ (P1)
or enter P1 in the ‘Topic or table name’ search field.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
Fact-finder displays all of the data categories for your selection
(New York, 2010) with an ID and Title.
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12. 8) Check the box next to ‘Total Population.’
9) Click download. The data is in a zipped .csv file.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
Fact-finder displays all of the data categories for your selection
(New York, 2010) with an ID and Title.
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13. Now we’ll search for data for the study area.
There are 22 census tracts in the study area.
They are displayed here in ascending order.
BROWNSVILLE STUDY AREA
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50.01
50.02
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54
56
60
62
64
68
76
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70
72
78
119
121.01
121.02
123
157
161
STUDY
AREA
14. 10) Clear all your selections by clicking the ‘x’s next to each of
them.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR NEW YORK CITY
Now we will search for data for
the Brownsville study area
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15. 11) Select geographies filter. 12) Select ‘Census Tract’. 13)
Select ‘New York’. 14) Select ‘New York’. 15) Select each tract.
16) Click on ‘Add to your selections.’
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR THE STUDY AREA
To create a selection for a community district, you have to
filter all of the census tracts in that district.
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16. 17) Click on map to verify you have selected all of the census
tracts.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR THE STUDY AREA
To create a selection for a community district, you have to
filter all of the census tracts in that district.
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17. 18) Enter P1 in the search field. 19) Check the box next to P1.
20) Click download.
SEARCHING FOR DATA
FOR THE STUDY AREA
FactFinder displays all of the data categories for your selection
(7 census tracts) with an ID and Title.
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18. 21) Make sure to separate fields by commas.USING DATA
FROM AMERICAN FACTFINDER
To use the data, open the first .csv file in a spreadsheet program.
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19. A quick way to clean up data so it can be sorted:
21) Use Find/Replace to remove extraneous text.
CLEANING UP DATA
FROM AMERICAN FACTFINDER
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Open the second .csv file.
20. 22) Sum the population column to get the population for the
study area.
CLEANING UP DATA
FROM AMERICAN FACTFINDER
Now we can compare population data across three scales:
NYC, study area, and Census Tract
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21. INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE PHOTOSHOP
OVERVIEW OF TOOLS AND PANELS
ADJUSTING PHOTOGRAPHS
CHANGING PHOTO COMPOSITION AND ADD TRANSPARENCY
CREATING A COLLAGE PANORAMA
22. INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
RGB = Red/Green/Blue; CMYK = Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black
MENUS
Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
23. Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
Photoshop utilizes ‘Layers’ to sequence the display of images.
Double clicking ‘Background’ will make it an active layer.
LAYERS
24. Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
The Move tool moves images around the artboard.
MOVE
25. Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
The select tool selects an area of pixels in the image.
SELECT
26. Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
There are several settings under Image > Adjustments
to change the brightness and contrast of images.
LEVELS
27. Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
INTRODUCTION TO PHOTOSHOP
The crop tool crops a particular area of the image.
CROP
28. Photoshop is used to edit raster images.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
We’re going to utilize this photograph of Rivington Place in London
to illustrate the idea of ground floor transparency.
29. 1) Make the background layer an active layer (double click
‘background’, then click ‘OK’. 2) resize the image to 8’ x 6’.CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
We’re going to utilize this photograph of Rivington Place in London
to illustrate the idea of ground floor transparency.
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LAYERS
30. 3) Click and drag from the ruler to create a 3 x 3 grid of guides.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
We’re going to utilize this photograph of Rivington Place in London
to emphasize the presence of ground floor storefronts.
RULER
RULER
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31. 4) Right-click the image and select ‘scale’, then while holding-
shift, drag the image handles to resize the photo, aligning the
window with the left vertical line.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Let’s utilize the ‘rule of thirds’ to crop the image and focus
the viewer’s eye on the important features of the picture.
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32. 6) Apply a combination of ‘Auto Tone’/’Auto Contrast’/’Auto
Color’ in order to quickly balance out colors and brightness. 6)
Duplicate your layer.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Now adjust the color levels and brightness.
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33. 6) Enter ‘Quick-mask mode.’ 7) Select a brush with a large
diameter and make ‘Hardness’ 0%.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Now adjust the color levels and brightness.
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34. 8) Use the brush to select a highlight area over the ground floor
window.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Now adjust the color levels and brightness.
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35. 9) Return to ‘Standard mode.’ 10) Invert selection (Selection >
Inverse; 11) Adjust levels (Image > Adjustments > Levels) to
slightly add brightness to the window.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Now adjust the color levels and brightness.
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36. CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Now the photo emphasizes the ground floor storefront: the area of focus
occupies more space in the composition (per the rule of thirds), and our
increased contrast draws the eye to the storefront.
37. 12) Use the ‘Lasso’ tool to create a selection over the window.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Adding a color transparency to a photograph is
an easy technique for creating further focus.
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38. 13) Select a highlight color. 14) Select ‘Fill’ from the ‘Edit’ menu.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Adding a color transparency to a photograph is
an easy technique for creating further focus.
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39. 15) Set the layer transparency to ‘Multiply’ and adjust the
opacity.
CLEANING UP PHOTOGRAPHS
Adding a color transparency to a photograph is
an easy technique for creating further focus.
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41. 1) Open several photos and then paste them into a single
photoshop file, creating a layer for each one.
COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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42. 2) Select a layer; adjust opacity. 3) Move it using the Move tool.
4) Rotate to align with other photos (Edit > Transform >
Rotate)
COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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43. 5) Return opacity to 100% and repeat for other photos.
COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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44. 6) Select your top layer, then merge the photo layers together
using Layer > Merge Down.
COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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45. 7) Pull a horizontal guide line down from the ruler. 8) Rotate
image (Edit > Transform > Rotate) and align horizon line with
the guide.
COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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46. 9) Crop the image.COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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47. 10) Use Auto Tone/Auto Contrast/Auto Color tools to balance
colors. 11) Flatten image (Layer > Flatten Image).
COLLAGING PHOTOS
Let’s make a collage of some photos to create
a panorama of downtown Los Angeles.
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49. INTRODUCTION TO ADOBE INDESIGN
OVERVIEW OF TOOLS AND PANELS
COMPOSING SEVERAL PHOTOS IN A SINGLE PRESENTATION
EXPORTING
50. The difference between Illustrator and Photoshop is a difference
between vector and raster graphics.
INTRODUCTION TO
ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE
ILLUSTRATOR = VECTOR PHOTOSHOP = RASTER
51. InDesign is used to format layouts of both vector and raster
graphics, plus text.
INTRODUCTION TO
ADOBE CREATIVE SUITE
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52. InDesign is used to format layouts of both vector and raster
graphics, plus text.
The basic menus and tool palettes in InDesign are similar to
those of Illustrator and Photoshop.
TEXT
SELECTION
INTRODUCTION TO INDESIGN
MENUS
53. InDesign is used to format layouts of both vector and raster
graphics, plus text.
Use the selection tools tool
to adjust the size and shape of polygons.
RECTANGLE
INTRODUCTION TO INDESIGN
SELECTION TOOLS
54. InDesign is used to format layouts of both vector and raster
graphics, plus text.
InDesign displays images by referencing jpeg, tiff,
or other files on your desktop.
INTRODUCTION TO INDESIGN
PLACE
55. InDesign is used to format layouts of both vector and raster
graphics, plus text.
The pen tools allows you to draw
new polygons by placing anchor points.
INTRODUCTION TO INDESIGN
PEN
56. InDesign is used to format layouts of both vector and raster
graphics, plus text.
INTRODUCTION TO INDESIGN
Panels provide options for the modification and
management of your InDesign document.
PAGES
COLORS
58. FORMATTING PHOTOGRAPHS 1) Place an image in InDesign.
Let’s utilize InDesign to arrange some screenshots from Google Maps.
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59. FORMATTING PHOTOGRAPHS
2) Adjust the ‘frame’ (in blue) of the image: click the image with
the direct selection tool, then move the handles to make the
frame a square.
Let’s utilize InDesign to arrange some screenshots from Google Maps.
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60. Let’s utilize InDesign to arrange some screenshots from Google Maps.
FORMATTING PHOTOGRAPHS
3) Center the image in the frame by selecting it with the indirect
selection tool (the bounds of the image defined in brown).
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61. Let’s utilize InDesign to arrange some screenshots from Google Maps.
4) Repeat steps 1 to 3 for additional photos and arrange them
on the page using the direct selection tool.
FORMATTING PHOTOGRAPHS
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62. Let’s utilize InDesign to arrange some screenshots from Google Maps.
FORMATTING PHOTOGRAPHS
63. FORMATTING PHOTOGRAPHS
There are many ways to format photos in order to tell a story.
Clockwise from top left: David Hockney, ‘Yosemite Valley’;
Charles and Ray Eames, ‘Powers of Ten’; Teddy Cruz, ‘Border
Postcards.’
64. Let’s walk through exporting from InDesign.
EXPORTING PDF
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1) Go to File > Adobe PDF Presets and choose either ‘Smallest
File Size’ (for items like weekly assignments) or ‘Press Quality’
(for Presentation Printing).
65. Let’s walk through exporting from InDesign.
EXPORTING JPEGS
1) Go to File > Export and choose JPEG from the file type drop-
down menu.
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66. Let’s walk through exporting from InDesign.
EXPORTING JPEGS
2) Enter the page number or page range you want to export as
JPEGs before clicking Export.
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67. ASSIGNMENT 1
Title of your
presentation
Title; 1-4 slides of photo documentation
PDF, 7.5”x10”
Intertitle; sketches, notes, precedents and revisions
Including your raw
data collection if
that data is not fully
accounted in your
photo documentation
Sketches, notes,
precedents
and revisions
Message of this slide/ category
of data documented on this page
From some part of your PDF
JPEG
Message of this slide/ category
of data documented on this page
68. SCORED OUT OF 10 POINTS
Clarity and coherence
of narrative constructed? (/4)
Thoughtfulness, suitability and/or
creativity in representation? (/3)
Engagement with and evaluation
of different representational strategies
(as evidenced in the slide deck by sketches,
precedents, notes and finished work)? (/2)
Deployment of tools demonstrated
in class? (/1)
ASSIGNMENT 1
1 pt for each day late
Timely second week
resubmissions can be
regraded
Blog comments due
by Thursday night
69. USE THE WEBSITE AS A REFERENCE
EXAMPLES OF PREVIOUS WORK
LIBRARIES OF COLORS, ICONS AND STOCK IMAGERY
FREEWARE ADOBE ALTERNATIVES