GEOG 6N - Lab 5: Mapping Social Media & Making Location Decisions

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Provide your two screenshots showing progress toward buffering by distance and time.
In a thoughtful paragraph, address the following questions: Why do the distance and time buffers look different on your map? What are some of the key limitations associated with using these methods? What’s another buffering operation you would like to run using this data (go back and look at and their descriptions), and why would you like to see it compared to these initial results?
The distance and time buffers look different on my map because the distance map may come up with pointers that are used to determine the atmospheric pressure. In ArcMap, the results are obtained where every cell contains a specific distance to its nearest feature. In case of the time buffer, every location on the map is associated with lines and polygons. One of the core limitations of using these techniques is the way we look at different areas that are distinguished from one another using polygons and lines. The ArcMap Buffer Tools provide us with a chance to look at different distances from the same point and to draw lines or polygons according to our requirements. The Proximity toolset has a variety of tools used to evaluate the proximity of spatial features in a specific c...