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Institute of Geotechnical Engineering and Mine Surveying

Practical Course
Basic Geoinformation Systems
WS 2014/2015

Dr. Steffen Knospe


Institute of Geotechnical Engineering and Mine Surveying

Lab Course
Institute of Geotechnical Engineering and Mine Surveying

lab-course 1 (Group A)
Wednesday, November 12,
Wednesday, November 26,
Wednesday, December 10,
Wednesday, January 07,
Wednesday, January 21,

10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.


10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.
10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.
10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.
10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.

lab-course 2 (Group B)
Wednesday, November 19,
Wednesday, December 03,
Wednesday, December 17,
Wednesday, January 14,
Wednesday, January 28,

10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.


10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.
10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.
10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.
10:45 a.m. - 01:45 p.m.

Basic GIS, Winter Semester 2012/13

After the
final lecture
we could
start at
09:00!

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Contents
ESRI-Homepage
ESRI software overview
ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 software introduction
ArcMap, ArcCatalog, etc.

Labcourse documents and example data set

Introduction to the application

FIND A OPTIMIZED SITE FOR A NEW OPEN CAST MINE


site selection criteria: constraints and restrictions

Workflow: GIS-based analysis - Quartzite quarry


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Software package

ESRI
Links:

ArcGIS Resource Center (online help library)

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Online Tutorials
ESRI ArcGIS 10 online Seminare
http://www.esri-germany.de/products/arcgis/arcgis10/index.html
Aufgezeichnete kostenfreie Trainingsseminare (fr registrierte Nutzer)
http://training.esri.com/campus/seminars/recordings.cfm?id=3

1. A short introduction to ArcMap


http://training.esri.com/gateway/index.cfm?fa=catalog.webCourseDetail&CourseID=1822

2. Editing in ArcGIS Desktop 10


http://training.esri.com/gateway/index.cfm?fa=catalog.webCourseDetail&CourseID=1910

3. Managing Imagery with ArcGIS 10


http://training.esri.com/gateway/index.cfm?fa=catalog.webCourseDetail&CourseID=1867

4. Using Python in ArcGIS Desktop 10


http://training.esri.com/gateway/index.cfm?fa=catalog.webCourseDetail&CourseID=1868
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data excess
Example data set

Provided on desktop computers in the lab

ESRI ArcGIS 10.x base data (add data/ add basemap)


External data

Add GIS Servers (from within ArcMap)


Type: ArcIMS Server
Server: http://www.geographynetwork.com
Service: ESRI_World, ESRI_Landcover
Type: ArcGIS Server
Server: http://server.arcgisonline.com/arcgis/services
Service: ESRI_StreetMap_World_2D
Type: WMS Server
z.B. Openstreetmap
Server: http://osm.wheregroup.com/cgi-bin/osm_basic.xml?

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Provided documents and documentation


This labcourse description

ArcGIS Desktop 10.1 introduction


A quick tour

ESRI ArcMap tutorial

Description of single exercises (detailed workflow description)

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FIND A OPTIMIZED SITE FOR A NEW OPEN CAST MINE


Site Selection for a new Quartzite Quarry
quartzite as building material
possible conflicts (land use and contamination of the environment)
consideration process
necessary data
ArcGIS workflow

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Building Materials
Sand and Gravel
Natural Stone
Limestone, Dolomite
Clay
other industrial minerals
around 600 Mio. t of raw material in Germany per year
6400 operations
137000 employees
21.5 Bill. sales

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Quartzite
quality criteria is SiO2-concentration
use for fire proof materials or as natural stone or as ballast in railway

construction, etc.
mining in open casts
transport with trucks
Low quality with low market value --> only short transport routes possible

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Quartzite

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Project exercise
Find the best location for a new quartzite quarry
- optimized location factors
- minimized conflict potential

reasoning and presentation of result from a GIS analysis and


preparation of a thematic (GIS-) map

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Some sorts of Conflicts


conflict of needs (e.g. recreation - mining)
conflict of values (natural protection supply of raw materials)
conflict of distribution (contribution of areas within a community)
potential of conflicts for a company
(any circumstance, which leads to change of economic or technical planning)

conflict parties (authorities, association, legislation, people)

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Consideration Process (I)


location factors

modelled ore body


Ore reserve estimation
geological maps of

quartzite bodies within


investigation area
(Saarland)
topography

logistic aspects
regional markets

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conflict potentials

landscape development plan


natural protection
landscape protection
water pollution control
protected landscapes
Fauna-Flora-Habitat
National Parks
species and biotope protection
settlements
open water bodies and rivers
recreation areas and routes
hiking trails
power supply line

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Mining of Raw Materials is restricted


to specific Locations

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Estimation of Ore Reserve


production at least 200000 t per year
production period at least 20 years
maximum depth of 20 m.
specific weight of quartzite: 2600 kg / m
known thickness of layer: 20 m
200.000 at 20a
base_area =

t
2,6 m 3
20m
base area at least 77000 m

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Consideration Process (II)


Quartzite deposit and access constraints

elimination areas

consideration areas

base data

location factors

settlements

landscape protection areas

Ore reserve estimation

State border

species & biotope protection

power supply

streets, roads & highways

Fauna-Flora-Habitat

infrastructure /

railways

National Parks?

power transmission lines

scenic roads

groundwater withdrawal

forest

water protection (type I and II)

groundwater priority areas

protected landscape

agriculture priority areas

nature protection areas

specific locations:

open landscape priority areas

mineral resources

nature priority areas

cultural monuments

wind farm priority areas

world heritage sites

access points
(transportation)

topographic map
1 : 100.000
topographic maps
1 : 25.000
Geological maps

customers /

competitors

surface morphology

touristic locations
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investigation areas
Saarland

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Coordinate system
Official state system

Saarland
Gauss-Krueger projection
second stripe

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base data
Topographic map 1 : 100.000 and 1 : 25.000
Geological map
Country border line, city areas, etc.

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maps
Topo map

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maps
Topo map

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maps
Geological map

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What modules do we need?


ArcCatalog
(working directories, data connections, preview, meta data, etc.)

ArcMap
(presentation, editing, analysis, layout and mapping, etc.)

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Workflow
work preparation
(digitizing)

(ArcMap Editor)

buffering

(ArcToolbox)

spatial analysis
(ArcToolbox)

results

(ArcMap)

mapping
(ArcMap)

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Work Preparation
login with your tu-clausthal account
creation of working directory

D:/this_is_my_name/
D:/this_is_my_name/data
D:/this_is_my_name/results

copying the data

copy all data from folder D:/Quartzite/


into the working_directory/data folder

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Work Preparation in ArcMap


define Coordinate system (DHDN, Gauss-Krueger Zone 2)
name layer stack (e.g. Quartzite quarry)
activate Extensions
Toolbox, Menu: Tools, Editor, etc.
Layer-concept, order, properties
open online data sources and Layer organization
- ESRI World Street Map 2D
- openstreetmap
- TK 25

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Adding data in ArcMap


adding data and grouping layers in ArcMap
- TK
- elimination areas
- consideration areas
- location factors
- maps
- results / intermediate results

adjustment of transparency
adjustment of symbols
adjustment of labels

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Editing in ArcMap
digitizing of
- rivers
- open water areas
- additional transportation roads
symbolizing
labeling
setting of attributes

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Buffering in ArcMap
elimination areas

consideration areas

electric transmission lines (50m)


railways (50m)
All streets, roads & highways (100m)
water protection (type I and II only => 100m)
open landscape priority (100m)
nature priority (100m)
wind farm priority (100m)
groundwater withdrawal (100m)
nature protection (100m)
settlements (300m)
protected landscape (100m)

state border ?

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groundwater priority (100m)


agriculture priority (50m)
landscape protection (100m)
forest (50m)
biotope protection (100m)
Fauna-Flora-Habitat (100m)
mineral resources (50m)
scenic roads (300m)
cultural locations (300m)
touristic locations (300m)

natural parks ?

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Quartzite Areas minus Elimination Areas


union: merging all buffered elimination areas
erase: cutting out all elimination areas

from quartzite
multipart to singlepart: discretization
add field
area calculation (Field_Calculator)
selection (Selection_by_Attributes:
area > 77000 m)
create new layer from selection
save new data set

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Quartzite vs. Consideration Areas


buffer the consideration areas
add field: new field Consideration
edit field: insert name

of consideration purpose
union: consideration layers
identity: consideration layer and
quartzite layer
(delete / hide empty fields
create layer from selected features)
estimation of conflict value
change symbology: categorize
by a probability / or the
sum of conflicts

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Weighting consideration areas


Land use

Conflict (text)

Conflict (numeric)

Medium

20

high

30

agriculture priority

medium

20

landscape protection

medium

20

low

10

medium

20

Fauna-Flora-Habitat

high

30

mineral resources

low

10

cultural location

high

30

touristic location

high

30

natural park

low

10

scenic roads
groundwater priority

forest
species and biotope protection

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Workflow
work preparation
(digitizing)

(ArcMap Editor)

buffering

(ArcToolbox)

spatial analysis
(ArcToolbox)

results

(ArcMap)

mapping
(ArcMap)

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Location Factors
elimination criteria

Remaining areas > 77000 m

consideration criteria

Remaining areas > 77000 m


with a conflict potential of < 30

location factors

investigation of location factors for these areas:


infrastructure (distance to)
highway
energy supply
roads
water supply / waste water
size of quartzite area
possibility of enlargement
topography
distance to settlements

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