Student Spotlight:Jason Wenzel
Special Topics students are continuing their series of modules on Data Quality Assessments by becoming familiar with Triangulated Irregular Networks (TINs) , Digital Elevation Models (DEMs), and Surface Interpolation. Module 2.1 practices using ArcPro to drape images over terrain surfaces and exaggerate the images for further exploration of data. Multiple geoprocessing tools were utilized to symbolize, analyze, and compare and contrast TIN and DEM datasets. These terrain analysis skills were then applied to the creation of a Ski Run Suitability Map (shown above).
This week we would like to highlight the outstanding work of Jason Wenzel!
Special Topics students are continuing their series of modules on Data Quality Assessments by becoming familiar with Triangulated Irregular Networks (TINs) , Digital Elevation Models (DEMs), and Surface Interpolation. Module 2.1 practices using ArcPro to drape images over terrain surfaces and exaggerate the images for further exploration of data. Multiple geoprocessing tools were utilized to symbolize, analyze, and compare and contrast TIN and DEM datasets. These terrain analysis skills were then applied to the creation of a Ski Run Suitability Map (shown above).
This week we would like to highlight the outstanding work of Jason Wenzel!
Jason has a PhD in Anthropology with a specialization in Historical Archaeology. His research and long standing love of maps is highlighted in his personal storymap. We enjoy the inclusion archeology as a topic in many of his labs and projects. Jason's progress through the Graduate Certificate program has been a great example of how GIS has the potential to enhance careers.
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