The GIS Laboratory course for Spring 2020 at the University of West Florida is off and running, and below is my first map of the semester!
It is a crude world map showing worldwide cities and population density. It was a great project for familiarizing to the ArgoApps (our long-distance interface) and setting up habits for the rest of the semester.
One challenge I faced with this assignment was the size of the Cities symbols. Being so used to alternate software, it took a little search and find to edit the symbols to a reasonable size.
I used the National Geographic map as a basemap, although the imagery basemap is usually my favorite, because I found it to look more interesting. Although, looking at the "finished" JPEG more closely, I should have chosen a different color ramp for the population symbology to make it stand out better.
Most of my real-life experience has been with ArcMap Desktop 10.7.1, making this learning experience with ArcGIS Pro 2.4.2 extremely valuable.
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