GY461 Computer Mapping & GIS Technology Lost Creek Mine GIS Project

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1 CuFeS Figure 1: Weight percent CuFeS2. Page -16-

2 PbS Figure 2: Weight percent PbS. Page -17-

3 ZnS Figure 3: Weight percent ZnS. Page -18-

4 3,301,000m 510,000m LOST CREEK MINE, COLORADO 511,500m 3,301,000m MAIN MINE ROAD PROCESSING PLANT MINE ROAD ,300,000m 510,000m SCALE ,500m 3,300,000m m Figure 4: Plan map of the Lost Creek Mine area including topography, road system and processing plant. Page -19-

5 Figure 5: Dialog for attaching drawing files containing topography and border. Page -20-

6 Figure 6: Query dialog to insert contents of attached drawings into current drawing. Page -21-

7 Figure 7: Dialog activated by the Map > Map Tools > Drawing Cleanup menu selection. Page -22-

8 Figure 8: Object selection dialog activated from the Object selection button. Page -23-

9 Figure 9: Dialog for controlling object conversion activated from the Object conversion button. Page -24-

10 Figure 10: Dialog for cleanup options activated from the main Cleanup options button. Page -25-

11 Figure 11: Create topology main dialog applied to topography. Page -26-

12 Figure 12: Dialog activated by the Link objects button in the Create Topology dialog. Page -27-

13 Figure 13: Define object data dialog used to create object tables. Page -28-

14 Figure 14: Dialog used to attach object table to polygon centroid point objects. Page -29-

15 Figure 15: Dialog used to edit object tables attached to polygon centroids. Page -30-

16 Figure 16: Dialog for creating a union topology of topography and CuFeS2 data. Page -31-

17 Figure 17: Dialog for including object table fields within the overlay topology operation. Page -32-

18 Figure 18: Resulting COMBO1" object table created from the union of the topography and CuFeS2 polygon topologies. Page -33-

19 Figure 19: Dialog activated by the Add button in the External Database Configuration utility. Page -34-

20 Figure 20: Dialog for setting the path to database files in the database environment. Page -35-

21 Figure 21: Dialog used to convert object data into an external database file. Page -36-

22 Figure 22: Definition of LPN for the export of object data to an external database file. Page -37-

23 Figure 23: Dialog generated by the select key column(s) button. Page -38-

24 Figure 24: Exported Combo1" object data in a Paradox table (DBF) form. Note that field names have been shortened. Page -39-

25 Figure 25: Dialog used in Paradox to restructure the field names of a database table. Page -40-

26 Figure 26: Connecting to the COMBO1 external database file via a LPN. Page -41-

27 Figure 27: Dialog activated by the Map > Database > Attach menu selection. Page -42-

28 Figure 28: Window generated by the Map > Database > Browse Database menu selection. Page -43-

29 Figure 29: Combo3 polygon topology. Page -44-

30 Figure 30: Appearance of the Combo3.DBF database within Paradox. Page -45-

31 Figure 31: Dialog activated by the Map > Topology > Buffer menu selection. Page -46-

32 Figure 32: Map of the 50 meter buffer polygon. Page -47-

33 Figure 33: Dialog generated for the overlay of the buffer polygon over Combo3. Page -48-

34 Figure 34: Geometry of the FinalResults polygon topology. Page -49-

35 Figure 35: Example of query and resulting table that calculates the OBT field. Page -50-

36 Figure 36: Results of Paradox query that sets the LEVL field value. Page -51-

37 Figure 37: Thematic query dialog for FinalResults. Page -52-

38 Figure 38: Display options for the thematic query in FinalResults. Page -53-

39 Figure 39: Dialog for creating the thematic query legend information. Page -54-

40 Figure 40: Final Results map after thematic query and legend information has been added. Page -55-

41 Figure 41: Dialog for opening a file in Quattro. Page -56-

42 Figure 42: Appearance of the Lost Creek project spreadsheet (Quattro). Page -57-