Contents

Index

• Getting Started

• Understanding Map Data

• Understanding Geospatial Geometry

• Creating and Viewing Maps

• Making Three-Dimensional Maps

• Customizing and Printing Maps

• Manipulating Geospatial Data

• Manipulating Vector Geodata

Repackaging Vector Objects

Matching Line Segments

Geographic Interpolation of Vectors

Vector Intersections

Overlaying Polygons with Set Logic

Cutting Polygons at the Date Line

Building Buffer Zones

Trimming Vector Data to a Rectangular Region

Trimming Vector Data to an Arbitrary Region

Simplifying Vector Coordinate Data

• Manipulating Raster Geodata

Vector-to-Raster Data Conversion

Data Grids as Logical Variables

Data Grid Values Along a Path

Data Grid Gradient, Slope, and Aspect

• Using Map Projections and Coordinate Systems

• Creating Web Map Service Maps

• Mapping Applications

• Map Projections Reference

• Release Notes

Learn more about Mapping Toolbox

Manipulating Geospatial Data

For some purposes, geospatial data is fine to use as is. Sooner or later, though, you need to extract, combine, massage, and transform geodata. This chapter discusses some Mapping Toolbox tools and techniques provided for such purposes.

Printing Maps to Scale

Printing Maps to Scale

Manipulating Vector Geodata

Manipulating Vector Geodata

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